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Tell Beydar, the 2004/2 - 2009 seasons of excavations, the 2004/2 - 2009 seasons of architectural restoration : a preliminary report / Marc Lebeau & Antoine Suleiman, editors

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Appartient aux collections: Subartu, Centre européen de recherches sur la Haute Mésopotamie, Turnhout, 2011, 29

Publication: Turnhout : Brepols, 2011 Description: 1 vol. (V-296 p.) : ill., plans ; 30 cmCollection : Subartu; 29, ISSN 1780-3233ISBN: 9782503535210 ; 2503535216.Langue: Anglais ; FrançaisPays: Belgique Autre auteur: Suleiman, Antoine, Editeur scientifique, 1943-2012; Lebeau, Marc, Editeur scientifique, 1954-.... Résumé: The fourth volume on the Euro-Syrian excavations at Tell Beydar constitutes the progress report of the 2004 to 2009 seasons of excavations and the 2004 (autumn) - 2009 seasons of architectural restoration. The central acropolis is currently almost completely uncovered. revealing the Early Jezirah IIIb administrative centre of the ancient city of Nabada. The excavation of Temple D was completed. South of Temples B, C and D, a huge temple — Temple E — has been recognized. Close to it, a large open ceremonial court (‘Southern Square’) reminds similar urbanistic features at Tell Brak. Field B has been extended, providing more private houses and a large EJ IIIb building — B 1 — having some residential features. Field O, west and south-west of Temple B reveals an artisanal quarter, grouped around the main drainage of the city. A second EJ IIIb Palace — The Eastern Palace — is the main purpose of Field P and its plan seems to be similar to the one of the Acropolis Palace. Field C has been reopened and extended, providing substantial data about the Hellenistic (Parthian-Seleucid) levels of occupation and their stratigraphy. The large programme of architectural restoration, launched in 2003, has been extended, concentrated on the Acropolis of the EJ IIIb city. (Source : éditeur).

Sujet: fouille • architecture • conservation-restauration Lieu: Syrie du Nord • Tell Beydar Époque: âge du bronze • époque hellénistique

Item type: Ouvrage

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The fourth volume on the Euro-Syrian excavations at Tell Beydar constitutes the progress report of the 2004 to 2009 seasons of excavations and the 2004 (autumn) - 2009 seasons of architectural restoration. The central acropolis is currently almost completely uncovered. revealing the Early Jezirah IIIb administrative centre of the ancient city of Nabada.
The excavation of Temple D was completed. South of Temples B, C and D, a huge temple — Temple E — has been recognized. Close to it, a large open ceremonial court (‘Southern Square’) reminds similar urbanistic features at Tell Brak. Field B has been extended, providing more private houses and a large EJ IIIb building — B 1 — having some residential features. Field O, west and south-west of Temple B reveals an artisanal quarter, grouped around the main drainage of the city. A second EJ IIIb Palace — The Eastern Palace — is the main purpose of Field P and its plan seems to be similar to the one of the Acropolis Palace.
Field C has been reopened and extended, providing substantial data about the Hellenistic (Parthian-Seleucid) levels of occupation and their stratigraphy.
The large programme of architectural restoration, launched in 2003, has been extended, concentrated on the Acropolis of the EJ IIIb city.
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