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The Occupation of Northern Syria
2021This chapter will concentrate upon Turkish military interventions in Syria or direct support to Opposition or Islamist forces fighting the Syrian Army and Kurdish militia. However, the interventions have never been represented as directly touching “Syrian Armenian” areas, although they did. The rationale behind the chapter is to look at the way Turkish
Marcello Mollica, Arsen Hakobyan
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2020
AbstractUntil the tragic events that have affected Syria since 2011, this country has been the subject of numerous archaeological research programs, a number of which have allowed for a better understanding of the Islamic period. Located on the crossroads of trade and military routes and geographically diverse, the history and culture of northern Syria
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AbstractUntil the tragic events that have affected Syria since 2011, this country has been the subject of numerous archaeological research programs, a number of which have allowed for a better understanding of the Islamic period. Located on the crossroads of trade and military routes and geographically diverse, the history and culture of northern Syria
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Heritage Destruction in Syria and Northern Iraq
2021The paper aims at reconstructing the applicable legal framework to the widespread destruction of cultural heritage. At first, a legal classification of the conflict under international humanitarian law is provided, with the aim to identify the applicable law. In the second part of the paper, the problem of heritage destruction in Syria is dealt under a
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Geomorphology of tell 'Atij, Northern Syria
Geoarchaeology, 1994AbstractSuccint results of recent geomorphological research conducted by a Canadian team from Université Laval (Quebec city) in the Khabur valley of northeastern Syria confirms the hypothesis put forward by one of the authors concerning the function of the tell 'Atij site during the Early Bronze Age period (3000–2500 B. C.).
Michel Blackburn, Michel Fortin
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The geoarchaeology of route systems in northern Syria
Geoarchaeology, 2010AbstractLinear valleys, termed hollow ways, form a distinctive feature of the North Syrian Bronze Age landscape, but few have been described in detail or excavated. This paper examines the geoarchaeology of hollow way route systems in northern Syria at three scales of analysis: (1) from satellite imagery, at which scale it is possible to examine ...
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Antioch and Northern Syria in the Sixth Century
2022Abstract This chapter analyses Antioch and northern Syria in the sixth century, the setting for Symeon the Younger’s life and cult. It explores the series of disasters, including earthquakes, plague, and Persian invasion, which hit the city during Symeon’s lifetime.
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Fears rise of Turkish incursion into northern Syria
Emerald Expert Briefings, 2022Headline TURKEY/SYRIA: Rising fears of Turkish incursion
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A Return to the Liturgical Architecture of Northern Syria
Studia Liturgica, 1994Il y a eu tout au long du XX e siecle un regain d'interet pour les caracteristiques architecturales des eglises du Nord de la Syrie datant des V e et VII e siecles. Les discussions se sont polarisees autour de la bema, la plateforme elevee au milieu de la nef, utilisee pour la liturgie de la parole et celle des heures.
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Negotiating Gender and Authority in Northern Syria
International Negotiation, 2001AbstractInsights from Pruitt's dual-concern model are applied to explore the negotiation of authority across cultures through gender-specific behavior within the intercultural setting of an American archaeological excavation in northern Syria. The annually recurring temporary communities created by archaeological excavations in the Middle East offer an
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Territorial configuration of the dead cities in northern Syria
2014An urban organism or a settlement network is ‘sustainable’ if its configuration is linked to its territorial structure. It is therefore difficult to propose possible new urban configurations – including those linked to rural or urban agricultural areas – without taking into account an analysis of their relationship with the territorial structure. It is
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