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Southeastern Anatolia was one of the regions in which the Roman and Eastern empires fought for centuries for supremacy. In the fourth century CE, the Roman/Sasanian border shifted from the Euphrates River to the Tigris River: the upper Tigris River ...
Brancato, Rodolfo, Brancato R
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The study of road networks provides a major insight into the origin and development of the urban setting and can help us to understand whether the builders intentionally planned the urban areas. Newly built cities are designed according to urban planning
MORI, Lucia, FESTUCCIA S
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This paper aims at evidencing the role played by metal procurement and distribution in the intense relationships established between mobile, pastoral communities of the northern and north-eastern Anatolian mountains and the Upper and Middle Euphrates ...
FRANGIPANE, Marcella
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Cette thèse est consacrée à la céramique dite« métallique», au Bronze ancien en Mésopotamie du Nord (3e millénaire avant n.è.). Après un historique détaillé des recherches et une mise à plat des problèmes terminologiques, l'ensemble de la production de ...
Alachkar, Sawssan
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Complete list of analyses results used in the article "Evaluation and Calibration of the p-ED-XRF Analyser “Tracer” (Co. Bruker) for Classifying Pottery from the Middle Euphrates in Comparison with WD-XRF-Results" by Antonia Höhne (former Hofmann). Upper
Höhne, Antonia (geb. Hofmann)
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Tell Shiyukh Tahtani on the Euphrates. Highlights of the last excavation seasons
In recent years (2006-09) the University of Palermo Euphrates expedition has continued rescue excavations at Tell Shiyukh Tahtani (the “Lower Hill of Sheikhs”) as part of the Tishreen Dam Salvage Project.
Sconzo, P., FALSONE, Gioacchino
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Der Damaskus-Weißling Capoeta damascina (Pisces: Teleostei: Cyprinidae) kommt in der Levante, in Mesopotamien und in Teilen der Türkei und des Iran vor. Dort ist er eine der häufigsten Fischarten.
Alwan, Nisreen
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La frontière conçue comme ligne continue a caractérisé l’apparition des États modernes. Les frontières médiévales ressemblaient davantage à des marges, c’est-à-dire à des zones périphériques plus ou moins contrôlées par les pouvoirs centraux qui ...
Collet, Éva
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The history of specialised pastoralism at Arslantepe seems to have originated in connection with the initial establishment of the economically centralised institutions in the second half of the fourth millennium.
Palumbi G
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In this study a simplified model of the rivers Tigris and Euphrates during the Uruk period (3500-3100 B.C.) was created in order to define the hydraulic behaviour of the rivers in ancient Mesopotamia.
Chiou, Eleftheria (author)
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