Socio-economic aspects of Chalcolithic (4500 - 3500 BC) societies in the Southern Levant: a lithic perspective
"This work summarizes a techno-typological analysis of Chalcolithic (c. 4500-3500 B.C.) lithic assemblages from Southern Levant (sites from Israel, the Golan heights, the Jordan valley, Southern and eastern Jordan and eastern and north-eastern Sinai). This period witnessed major changes in the...
| Published in: | BAR / International series |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford
Archaeopress
2008
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| In: |
BAR / International series (1744)
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| Series/Journal: | BAR / International series
1744 |
| Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
Levant (Süd)
/ Socioeconomic system
/ Copper age
/ History 4500 BC-3500 BC
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| RelBib Classification: | HB Old Testament |
| Further subjects: | B
Excavations (archaeology) (Middle East)
B Collection of essays B Stone implements (Middle East) B Middle East Antiquities B Excavations (archaeology) Middle East B Copper age Middle East B Tools, Prehistoric Middle East B Stone implements Middle East B Copper age (Middle East) B Tools, Prehistoric (Middle East) |
| Summary: | "This work summarizes a techno-typological analysis of Chalcolithic (c. 4500-3500 B.C.) lithic assemblages from Southern Levant (sites from Israel, the Golan heights, the Jordan valley, Southern and eastern Jordan and eastern and north-eastern Sinai). This period witnessed major changes in the lifestyles of inhabitants in this region, representing the peak of a long development in the rural life, a process that started with first Neolithic villages and ended up in the Early Bronze Age period, with the establishment of first towns. All accessible assemblages dated to the above mentioned period have been studied in the laboratory. More than 200,000 flint artefacts were included in this work, among them c. 20,000 tools, the rest being equally divided between debris and débitage."--Publisher's web site "This work summarizes a techno-typological analysis of Chalcolithic (c. 4500-3500 B.C.) lithic assemblages from Southern Levant (sites from Israel, the Golan heights, the Jordan valley, Southern and eastern Jordan and eastern and north-eastern Sinai). This period witnessed major changes in the lifestyles of inhabitants in this region, representing the peak of a long development in the rural life, a process that started with first Neolithic villages and ended up in the Early Bronze Age period, with the establishment of first towns. All accessible assemblages dated to the above mentioned period have been studied in the laboratory. More than 200,000 flint artefacts were included in this work, among them c. 20,000 tools, the rest being equally divided between debris and débitage."--Publisher's web site |
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| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 121-127) |
| ISBN: | 1407301861 |