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A history of Syria in one hundred sites / edited by Youssef Kanjou and Akira Tsuneki.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Kanjou, Youssef, editor.
Tsuneki, Akira, 1954- editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Excavations (Archaeology)--Syria.
Excavations (Archaeology).
Physical Description:
1 online resource (viii, 451 pages) : illustrations, maps
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Oxford : Archaeopress, [2016]
Summary:
This volume presents the long history of Syria through a jouney of the most important and recently-excavated archaeological sites. The sites cover over 1.8 million years and all regions in Syria; 110 academics have contributed information on 103 excavations for this volume.
Contents:
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Introduction: The Significance of Syria in Human History
Youssef Kanjou and Akira Tsuneki
Preface
Chapter 1
Prehistory
1. El Kowm Oasis (Homs)
Reto Jagher, Dorota Wojtczak and Jean-Marie Le Tensorer
2. Dederiyeh Cave (Aleppo)
Takeru Akazawa
Yoshihiro Nishiaki
3. Wadi Mushkuna Rockshelter (Damascus)
Nicholas J. Conard
4. Baaz Rockshelter (Damascus)
5. Kaus Kozah Cave (Damascus)
6. Abu Hureyra (Raqqa)
Andrew M. T. Moore
7. Qarassa (Sweida)
Frank Braemer
Juan J. Ibanez and Xavier Terradas
8. Mureybet (Raqqa)
Marie-Claire Cauvin and Danielle Stordeur
9. Tell Qaramel (Aleppo)
Youssef Kanjou
10. Jerf el-Ahmar (Aleppo)
Danielle Stordeur and George Willcox
11. Dja'de el-Mughara (Aleppo)
Eric Coqueugniot
12. Tell Halula (Aleppo)
Miquel Molist
13. Tell Aswad (Damascus)
Danielle Stordeur
Rima Khawam
14. Tell el-Kerkh (Idlib)
Akira Tsuneki
15. Tell Sabi Abyad (Raqqa)
Peter M. M. G. Akkermans
16. Tell Seker al-Aheimar (Hassake)
17. Shir (Hama)
Karin Bartl
18. Tell Kosak Shamali (Aleppo)
19. Tell el-'Abr (Aleppo)
Yayoi Yamazaki
Hamido Hammade
20. Chagar Bazar (Hassake)
Walter Cruells and Anna Gómez Bach
21. Tell Zeidan (Raqqa)
Anas Al Khabour
22. Tell Feres (Hassake)
Régis Vallet
Johnny Samuele Baldi
23. Tell Ziyadeh (Hassake)
Frank Hole
Chapter 2
Ancient Syria (Bronze and Iron Ages)
24. Tell Beydar / Nabada / Nabatium (Hassake)
Marc Lebeau
Antoine Suleiman
25. Tell Banat (Aleppo)
Thomas L. McClellan and Anne Porter
26. Tell Mozan/Urkesh (Hassake)
Giorgio Buccellati and Marilyn Kelly-Buccellati
27. Tell Leilan (Hassake)
Harvey Weiss.
28. Tell Sheikh Hamad/Dur-Katlimmu/Magdalu (Deir ez-Zor)
Hartmut Kühne
29. Umm el-Marra (Aleppo)
Glenn M. Schwartz
30. Tell Jerablus Tahtani (Aleppo)
Edgar Peltenburg
31. Tell Al-Rawda (Hama)
Corinne Castel
Nazir Awad
32. Tell Munbāqa (Raqqa)
Dittmar Machule
33. Tell el-Abd (Raqqa)
Uwe Finkbeiner
34. Tell Ali al-Hajj, Rumeilah (Aleppo)
Kazuya Shimogama
35. Mishrifeh / Qatna (Homs)
Daniele Morandi Bonacossi
36. Mishirfeh/Qatna, Syrian Excavations (Homs)
Michel Al-Maqdissi
Massoud Badawi
37. Tell Mastuma (Idlib)
Hidetoshi Tsumoto
38. Tell Sakka (Damascus)
Ahmad Taraqji
39. Tell Iris (Lattakia)
40. Tell Toueini (Lattakia)
Eva Ishaq
41. Tell Sianu (Lattakia)
42. Tell Taban (Hassake)
Hirotoshi Numoto
43. Tell Hammam el-Turkman (Raqqa)
Diederik J.W. Meijer
44. Tell Selenkahiye (Aleppo)
45. Tell Mohammed Diyab (Hassake)
Christophe Nicolle
46. Tell Tuqan (Idlib)
Francesca Baffi
47. Khirbet Al-Umbashi, Khirbet Dabab and Hebariye (Sweida)
48. Tell Masaikh and the Region around Terqa (Deir ez-Zor)
Maria Grazia Masetti-Rouault
49. Tell Ashara/Terqa (Deir ez-Zor)
Olivier Rouault
50. Tell Bazi (Aleppo)
Adelheid Otto and Berthold Einwag
51. Tell Afis (Idlib)
Stefania Mazzoni
52. Tell Fekheriye (Hassake)
Dominik Bonatz
53. Mari (Deir ez-Zor)
Pascal Butterlin
54. Tell Nebi Mend (Homs)
Peter Parr
55. Qala'at Halwanji (Aleppo)
Jesper Eidem
56. Tell Ahmar/Til Barsib (Aleppo)
Guy Bunnens
57. Chagar Bazar/Ashnakkum (Hassake)
Önhan Tunca
58. Tell Humeida (Deir ez-Zor)
Juan-Luis Montero Fenollós
Yaroob al-Abdallah.
59. Tell Qabr Abu al-'Atiq (Deir ez-Zor)
Shaker Al-Shbib
60. Tulul el-Far, Tell Taouil and Tell el-Kharaze (Damascus)
Sophie Cluzan
61. Tell Massin and Tell al-Nasriyah (Hama)
Dominique Parayre
Martin Sauvage
62. Tell Arbid (Hassake)
Piotr Bieliński
63. Tell Halaf (Hassake)
Lutz Martin
64. Halawa (Raqqa)
Jan-Waalke Meyer
Winfried Orthmann
65. Tell Shiyukh Tahtani (Aleppo)
Gioacchino Falsone
Paola Sconzo
66. Ras Shamra/Ugarit (Lattakia)
Valérie Matoïan
Khozama al-Bahloul
67. Tell Chuera (Raqqa)
68. Amrith/Marathos (Tartous)
69. Arslan Tash (Aleppo)
70. Tell Meskene/Emar (Aleppo)
Ferhan Sakal
71. Tell Barri/Kahat (al Hassake)
Raffaella Pierobon Benoit
72. Tell Kazel/Sumur (Tartous)
Leila Badre
73. Tell Qumluq (Aleppo)
Andrew Jamieson
74. The Cemetery of Abu Hamad (Raqqa)
75. The cemeteries of Wreide, Tawi and Shameseddin (Raqqa)
76. Tell Ajaja (Hassake)
Asa'd Mahmoud
77. Tell Bderi (Hassake)
Chapter 3
Syria in the Classic World
(Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine)
78. Jebel Khalid, (Aleppo)
Graeme Clarke
Heather Jackson
79. Palmyra, 30 Years of Syro-German/Austrian Archaeological Research (Homs)
Andreas Schmidt-Colinet
Khaled al-As'ad and Waleed al-As'ad
80. Palmyra, Japanese Archaeological Research (Homs)
Kiyohide Saito
81. Palmyrena. The Northern Hinterland of Palmyra (Homs)
Jørgen Christian Meyer, Nils Anfinset and Torbjørn Preus Schou
82. Palmyra/Tadmor (Homs)
Michal Gawlikowski
83. Cyrrhus/Nebi Houri (Aleppo)
Jeanine Abdul Massih
Shaker Al-Shbib.
84. Tell As-Sin (Deir ez-Zor)
85. Gindaros (Aleppo)
Ammar Abdulrahman
86. El-Iss/Qinnasrin (Aleppo)
Marie-Odile Rousset
87. Resafa/Sergiopolis (Raqqa)
88. Resafa/Sergiupolis /Rusafat Hisham (Raqqa)
Dorothée Sack and Martin Gussone
89. Zenobia - Halabiya (Deir ez-Zor)
Sylvie Blétry
90. Sergilla, Ruweiha and El Bâra (Idlib)
Maamoun Abdulkarim
Gérard Charpentier
91. Musaytbeh-Jableh (Lattakia)
92. Deir Qinnsrin-Jarabulus (Aleppo)
Mohamad Fakhro
93. Tell el-Kasra (Deir ez-Zor)
Yaroob al-Abdallah
94. Syriac Inscriptions of Syria
Françoise Briquel Chatonnet
95. Sura (Raqqa)
Ali Othman
96. Tell Shayzar (Hama)
Matthias Grawehr
Abdulsalam Albachkami
Chapter 4
Islamic Archaeology in Syria
97. The Citadel of Tell Shayzar (Hama)
Cristina Tonghini
98. Qalaat Al Mudiq/Apamean Citadel (Hama)
Mathilde Gelin
99. Tell Tuneinir (Hassake)
Michael Fuller and Neathery Fuller
100. Aleppo Castle (Aleppo)
Assad Yusof
101. Madinat el-Far/Hisn Maslama (Raqqa)
Claus-Peter Haase
102. Kharab Sayyar (Raqqa)
103. Tell Damir (Raqqa)
Synthesis: Syrian Archaeology in the Past, Present and Future
List of Figures
Fig. 1 The site of Musaytbeh, Jableh.
Fig. 2 Archaeological features in trench A.
Fig. 3 A lead weight.
Fig. 4 A bone needle.
Fig. 5 A small glass flacon, Abbasid period.
Fig. 1 A general view of the site.
Fig. 2 The remains of the Islamic structures.
Fig. 3 The discovered parts of the monastery (from the southwest corner: the rectangular hall).
Fig. 4 Attached sections.
Fig. 5 Floor mosaic from the rectangular hall.
Fig. 6 Rectangular hall and the attached sections
Fig. 7 Reconstruction of the rectangular hall and the attached sections
Fig. 8 Monastery of Qansreen in 2014.
Fig. 1 Tell el-Kisr excavations.
Fig. 2 Mosaic floor
Fig. 3 Mosaic detail.
Fig. 4 Mosaic detail.
Fig. 1 Tell Matin
Fig. 2 Nabgha
Fig. 3 Basufan
Fig. 4 Qalb Loze
Fig. 5 Khirbet Hassan
Fig. 6 Mar Musa
Fig. 1 The baths, general view from the west.
Fig. 2 The Byzantine hypogeum.
Fig. 3 A Justinian tower.
Fig. 4 Western tower.
Fig. 5 Various terracotta oil lamps.
Fig. 1 Aerial view of the castle and tell Shayzar in 1935
Fig. 2 Test trench with occupation level of the 12th century AD.
Fig. 3 Handmade painted ware of the 12th century AD.
Fig. 1 General map of the citadel showing the main buildings.
Fig. 2 General view of the citadel from the north-east.
Fig. 3 Building CF6 from the south-east (Period II).
Fig. 4 Entrance complex, CA2: the glacis attributed to Nur al-Din (Period IV) and the tower built by Qalawun (Period V).
Fig. 5 Complex CA1 (Periods IV-V) and the ditch from the east.
Fig.1 The plan of the citadel
Fig. 2 The southeastern part of the Qal'at el Mudiq tell and the collapsed area of the medieval glacis
Fig. 3. - Excavations in Sector A: mudbrick wall M4 and Hellenistic rampart M1
Fig. 5 Tower 5 after restorations
Fig. 4 Tower 5: foundations in the sounding outside the tower
Fig. 6 Sector B after restorations
(Photo Prof Michael Fuller, STLCC).
Fig. 1 View of Area 1 excavation area at Tell Tuneinir and impounded floodwater, 2004.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781784913823
1784913820

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