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      The transition from late bronze age to the early iron age in the Upper Euphrates and the Amuq : a study of settlement patterns

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      Author(s)
      Durusu Tanrıöver, Müge
      Advisor
      Özgen, İlknur
      Date
      2010
      Publisher
      Bilkent University
      Language
      English
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      Thesis
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      This thesis aims to assess the settlement data from the LBA-EIA transition from the Upper Euphrates and the Amuq. It uses settlement pattern analyses as ways to trace continuity and change, and incorporates architectural data to test their results. Three plains in particular are selected for this tasks; Altınova and Karababa Dam area of the Upper Euphrates and the Amuq at the confluence of North Syria and Southeast Anatolia. The results demonstrate, once again, that the nature of the LBAEIA transition in these parts of Turkey is still vague, yet partially promising
      Keywords
      Amuq Plain
      Settlement patterns
      LBA-EIA Transition
      Upper Euphrates Region
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