The presence of artifacts belonging to the Uruk culture in northern Mesopotamia and eastern Turkey may denote the presence of southern Mesopotamians in these northern areas. Pottery, architectural details and glyptic are the most frequently studied aspects of this phenomenon but often do not unambiguously demonstrate the co-residence of two distinct cultures at a given site. The technological style of the chipped stone assemblage from Hacmebi offers a different perspective on the problem. The Hacmebi lithic industry includes three distinct components, a flake technology and two separate blade technologies, that are all found associated with both local and Uruk pottery. Subtle differences among the blades, and especially the glossed blades, ...
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International audienceThe new data from the sites of Girdi Qala and Logardan (Iraqi Kurdistan) are s...
The Uruk expansion of the 4th millennium presents a rare opportunity to study the material correlate...
A significant development in ancient Mesopotamia occurred during the mid-fourth millennium BC, when ...
Lithic assemblages afford a significant insight into the organisation of raw material acquisition, t...
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Pottery analysis at Hassek Höyük revealed inconsistencies in the material record, where it is possib...
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Ceramic studies in archaeology have long focussed only on the stylistic classication of artefacts, t...
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The earliest Neolithic cultures in Southeast Europe brought significant changes in many aspects of e...
This paper provides an overview of the chipped stone assemblage recovered in the six week 2001 field...
International audienceFor the Early Neolithic lithic industry in Western Europe (5500–4800 BCE), the...
This article provides a methodology for extracting social information through an analysis of mudbric...
The detailed analysis of the ceramic typologies of a little rural site (Tell Feres al-Sharqi) and a ...
International audienceThe new data from the sites of Girdi Qala and Logardan (Iraqi Kurdistan) are s...
The Uruk expansion of the 4th millennium presents a rare opportunity to study the material correlate...
A significant development in ancient Mesopotamia occurred during the mid-fourth millennium BC, when ...
Lithic assemblages afford a significant insight into the organisation of raw material acquisition, t...
Archaeological analyses of interaction between colonies and host communities require an understandin...
Pottery analysis at Hassek Höyük revealed inconsistencies in the material record, where it is possib...
This thesis presents an analysis of a body of knapped-stone from Çatalhoyuk, the largest known Neoli...
Ceramic studies in archaeology have long focussed only on the stylistic classication of artefacts, t...
The new data from the sites of Girdi Qala and Logardan (Iraqi Kurdistan) are starting to change the ...
Starting from 12000 BC. deep social, economic, technical and cultural mutations took place that will...
The earliest Neolithic cultures in Southeast Europe brought significant changes in many aspects of e...
This paper provides an overview of the chipped stone assemblage recovered in the six week 2001 field...
International audienceFor the Early Neolithic lithic industry in Western Europe (5500–4800 BCE), the...
This article provides a methodology for extracting social information through an analysis of mudbric...
The detailed analysis of the ceramic typologies of a little rural site (Tell Feres al-Sharqi) and a ...
International audienceThe new data from the sites of Girdi Qala and Logardan (Iraqi Kurdistan) are s...