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Navkūr Plain Alḫāzĩr River Basin Rafał Koliński

Name: Navkūr Plain Alḫāzĩr River Basin Rafał Koliński
SKU: BELL-51777404
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Navkūr Plain Alḫāzĩr River Basin Rafał Koliński instant download after payment.

Publisher: Harrassowitz Verlag

File Extension: PDF

File size: 70.47 MB

Pages: 509

Author: Rafał Koliński

ISBN: 9783447113250, 3447113251

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Navkūr Plain Alḫāzĩr River Basin Rafał Koliński by Rafał Koliński 9783447113250, 3447113251 instant download after payment.

The Upper Greater Zab Archaeological Reconnaissance (UGZAR) project carried out an archaeological survey in the Iraqi Kurdistan on an area over 3,000 km2 big, located on both banks of the Greater Zab River, to the north and north-west of Erbil. During six field seasons, conducted in 2012-2017, the Polish team from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan documented there 313 archaeological sites, 110 caves and 78 other heritage monuments (churches, monasteries, mosques, castles, mills, tombs and cemeteries, etc.), as well as 4 rock reliefs (3 in Gundk and 1 in Batas). During the fieldwork, nearly 20,000 artefacts dating from the Late Neolithic (Hassuna culture) to the modern period (early 20th century) were collected and documented. Rafal Kolinski presents archaeological sites located on the Navkur Plain, along the western limit of the survey area. He also discusses earlier archaeological fieldwork carried out in the area (mainly by the Iraqi Antiquity Service) and presents studies of available historical (from U2 spy mission B1554 in 1960 and CORONA spy satellite missions 1107 in 1967 and 1968) and modern aerial imagery of the region. The catalogue includes information about 38 sites located along the streams contributing to the al-&;azir river which flows c. 10 km to the west of the western limit of the study area. The richly-illustrated volume contains a description of each site (GIS information, determination of threats and damages, and analysis of the settlement history), its plan and photographs, as well as an extensive presentation of surface finds (mainly pottery), accompanied by drawings, colour photographs, and technological descriptions.