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26 results for "Tell Brak"

26 results for "Tell Brak"

Tell Brak (Syria)

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Urban Origins at Tell Brak, NE Syria (2003-2006) Until recently, the idea of urbanism in northern Mesopotamia was thought to be a southern Mesopotamian export which only became prevalent toward the end of the 3rd millennium BC (ca. 2600 BC). Excavation...

Urban Form at Tell Brak Across Three Millennia
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A common but implicitly held idea in Mesopotamian archaeology is that once urbanism appeared, Mesopotamia was thereafter an urban civilization. Despite various ups and downs through the millennia, which saw individual settlements wax and wane, the city...

Projects

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Erbil Plain Archaeological Survey (EPAS), Erbil Governorate, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Project Director (Summer 2012, 2013). [ more] Jemez Fire & Humans in Resilient Ecosystems Project (FHiRE), Jemez, New Mexico. Surveyor (Summer 2012). French Mission to...

ASOR 2010

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ASOR Annual Meeting, November 17-20, 2010, Atlanta Settlement and Society in the Ancient Near East Chairs: Jason Ur (Harvard University) and Jesse Casana (University of Arkansas) Session Abstract: This session aims to present archaeological case studies...

Google Earth

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With the free availability of the Google Earth application, anyone with internet access has the ability to view almost any place on the earth’s surface. Modern settlements and landscapes are the most familiar and therefore the easiest to understand, but...

ASOR 2009

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ASOR Annual Meeting, November 18-21, 2009, New Orleans Settlement and Society in the Ancient Near East Chairs: Jesse Casana (University of Arkansas) and Jason Ur (Harvard University) Session Abstract: This session aims to present archaeological case...