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The dispersal of the Neolithic over the Arabian Peninsula / Philipp Drechsler
Ouvrage
Appartient aux collections: BAR
Publication: Oxford : Archaeopress, 2009 Description: 1 vol. (VI-254 p.) : ill. ; 30 cm + 1 CD-ROMCollection : BAR : International series; 1969ISBN: 9781407305028.Langue: Anglais ; de résumé, AnglaisPays: Royaume-Uni Auteur principal: Drechsler, Philipp Résumé: The general research question followed during the course of this study can be summarized as : does the Neolithic in Arabia originate in the Levant ? To approach this question, several facets of this topic have been investigated. The first aspect considered is the most fundamental one with respect to the general research question : what is the archaeological material evidence for the Neolithic dispersal over Arabia, and where did it originate ? If one accepts the Levantine origin for the Arabian Neolithic, the next question which has to be answered is : how did it happen ? Here, two opposing, general, explanatory concepts are provided in the archaeological, social and geographic sciences. The third focus of this study investigates the Neolithic dispersal over Arabia as a spatial process : what are the most advantageous routes the Levantine Neolithic herders could have taken during the dispersal ? The structure of this book follows the research agenda as outlined : Chapter 1 describes the history of research in Arabia. Chapter 2 discusses the conceptual model which was developed to consider the Neolithic dispersal from the Levant as a spatial process. Chapter 3 provides details about the dispersal simulations performed with respect to the environmental situation on the Arabian Peninsula. Chapter 4 traces the dispersal routes suggested by the simulations by archaeological evidence. The concluding chapter 5 summarizes and compares the separate results of the study. (Source : éditeur).Note de contenu: Résumés en anglais et en allemand p. i-ii Item type: Ouvrage
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Lyon : MOM - Bibliothèque de la Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée Banque d'Accueil CD-Rom PHG GN859.P64. D7 2009 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Exclu du prêt 109135
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Résumé en anglais et en allemand

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Résumés en anglais et en allemand p. i-ii

The general research question followed during the course of this study can be summarized as : does the Neolithic in Arabia originate in the Levant ? To approach this question, several facets of this topic have been investigated. The first aspect considered is the most fundamental one with respect to the general research question : what is the archaeological material evidence for the Neolithic dispersal over Arabia, and where did it originate ? If one accepts the Levantine origin for the Arabian Neolithic, the next question which has to be answered is : how did it happen ? Here, two opposing, general, explanatory concepts are provided in the archaeological, social and geographic sciences. The third focus of this study investigates the Neolithic dispersal over Arabia as a spatial process : what are the most advantageous routes the Levantine Neolithic herders could have taken during the dispersal ? The structure of this book follows the research agenda as outlined : Chapter 1 describes the history of research in Arabia. Chapter 2 discusses the conceptual model which was developed to consider the Neolithic dispersal from the Levant as a spatial process. Chapter 3 provides details about the dispersal simulations performed with respect to the environmental situation on the Arabian Peninsula. Chapter 4 traces the dispersal routes suggested by the simulations by archaeological evidence. The concluding chapter 5 summarizes and compares the separate results of the study. (Source : éditeur)

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