The Survey of Pir Hüseyin, 2004

Peasnall, Brian L.; Algaze, Guillermo

doi:10.2143/ana.36.0.2049242

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“…The results might then be combined with larger arbitrary collection units for the purposes of better understanding diachronic site morphology (e.g. Peasnall & Algaze 2010: 169). Smaller sites present fewer challenges to intensive survey (Mazzoni et al 2010), but even in these cases, TLTP had unusually high resolution and comprehensiveness.…”

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Exploring the lower settlements of Iron Age capitals in Anatolia and Syria

Osborne

2017

Antiquity

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Exploring the lower settlements of Iron Age capitals in Anatolia and Syria

Osborne

2017

Antiquity

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“…Peasnall (2004) tarafından yapılan yüzey araştırmasında tespit edilmiş olup çok miktarda obsidyen ve çakmaktaşı bulunmuştur. Söz konusu buluntular, Akeramik Neolitik'e tarihlenmektedir.…”

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The Hevsel Gardens: archives of human activities and of the past and present evolution of the River Tigris at Diyarbakır

Kuzucuoğlu¹,

Karadoğan²

2015

l'Hevsel À Amida-Diyarbakır

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Environment and environmental systems have memories which become heritages common to several civilizations. The river and valley systems at Diyarbakır are such a heritage, whose future depends first today on our decisions and deeds, but also on the history of the system dynamics. This history is recorded in the terraces stretching along the river flood plain, and in the relationships between the river and the substratum that it incises. In 2014, we investigated the Hevsel gardens, which correspond to river terraces stepping at the foot of the city walls (right bank), but also at the foot of the plateau over which the University is built (left bank). The results presented here fix the general context of our further studies (2015): 1) a topographic profile of the terraces from the foot of the City walls to today’s active bed; 2) the map of the terraces on the right bank of the river at Diyarbakır (corresponding to Hevsel gardens); 3) a preliminary geological section from the City to the river; 4) the stratigraphy of a sediment core retrieved from an abandoned channel of the river in one of its youngest terraces. Finally we expose our plans for future studies, which will investigate not only (1) deep cores to be set in terraces of different ages at the Diyarbakır location, but also other parts of the watershed such as (2) the remnants of a river network allowing the Tigris to join the Euphrates West of the Karacadağ volcanic massif, and (3) possible sediment archives contained in the collapsed bottom of dolines in the Bismil vicinity.

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A Companion to the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East

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The Survey of Pir Hüseyin, 2004

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Exploring the lower settlements of Iron Age capitals in Anatolia and Syria

Exploring the lower settlements of Iron Age capitals in Anatolia and Syria

The Hevsel Gardens: archives of human activities and of the past and present evolution of the River Tigris at Diyarbakır

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