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Among the many objects from fi rst millennium Egypt containing Egyptian as well as foreign elements, a highly unusual stela was found, often cited in works illustrating the ancient context of the Bible, but still scarcely known in... more
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DOĞU OVALIK KİLİKYA’DA DEMİR ÇAĞ - OSMANİYE ARAŞTIRMASI DEMİR ÇAĞ SERAMİKLERİ ÖN DEĞERLENDİRMESİ
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      Near Eastern Archaeology, Anatolian Archaeology, Ceramics (Archaeology)
Anthropomorphic figurines from North-Eastern Iran have been known since the discovery of the so-called ‘Treasure of Astarabad’ in 1841. During the 1930s to 1960s, additional material from sites such as Tappeh Hesar, Shah Tappeh, Tureng... more
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      Iranian Archaeology, Anthropomorphic Figurines
Gerade weil Archäologie eine Wissenschaft ist, die sich mit vergangenen Menschen befasst und gegenwärtige Menschen beeinflusst, sollten Akteur_innen die Auseinandersetzung mit ihrer ethischen Verantwortung nicht scheuen. Daher ist es umso... more
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      Research Ethics, Archaeological Method & Theory, Archaeological Ethics, Critical Archaeology
The results of the second season of excavations at the late Neolithic to early Aeneolithic site of Monjukli Depe provide new insights into the chronology of the site and the general conditions in the foothills of southeastern Turkmenistan... more
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    • Archaeology of Central Asia
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      Ground Stone Technology, Ground stone tools, Groundstone Analysis, Ground Stones
The second season of excavations at the Neolithic and Aeneolithic site of Monjukli Depe in the Meana-Čaača region of southern Turkmenistan was carried out in the summer of 2011. In this report we present a brief description of the... more
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      Stratigraphy, Chalcolithic Archaeology, Archaeology of Central Asia, Neolithic
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      Hittite archaeology, Hattusa
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      Iron Age Anatolia, Post-Assyrian pottery
Recent archaeological examinations include an increasing amount of natural science analyses. They are often carried out by external specialists and their results are often accepted by archaeologists without question. This may lead to... more
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      Phytolith Analysis, Archaeology of Central Asia, Ground stone tools, Aeneolithic Archaeology
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      Prehistoric Archaeology, Turkmenistan
In der archäologischen Forschung in der eurasischen Region hat es seit dem Kollaps der Sowjetunion große Umwälzungen gegeben, die mit der Entwicklung eigenständiger “nationaler” Archäologien in den GUS‐Staaten einhergingen. Der Fall des... more
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    • Archaeology
Soviet archaeological research in southern Turkmenistan revealed a series of small Late Neolithic and Aeneolithic villages strung along the streams that emerge from the Kopet Dag and water the narrow foothill zone separating the mountains... more
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    • Central Asian Archaeology
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