The Kura projects
new research on the later prehistory of the Southern Caucasus
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Author
Contributions
- Deutsches Archäologisches Institut. Eurasien-Abteilung - Contributor
Publication
2017 - Dietrich Reimer Verlag, Berlin, Germany
Language
Multiple languages
Word Count
112,750 words, Guess
Page Count
451 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL44547314M
- ISBN-103496015802
- ISBN-139783496015802
- OCLC Control Number1000496609
Classifications
- LCCGN776.28 .K87 2017
Description
Zwei deutsch-französische Forschungsprojekte werfen neues Licht auf die holozäne Landschafts- und Kulturgeschichte des Kuratals. Die multidisziplinären Ausgrabungen und Surveys, die von 2010 bis 2015 stattfanden, bringen neue Erkenntnisse für die Rekonstruktion der Umwelt sowie zu den ökonomischen und rituellen Aktivitäten im Südkaukasus. Die aktuellen Grabungsergebnisse zeigen, dass sich die Ausdehnung der bäuerlichen Lebensweise in den Südkaukasus anders vollzog als die neolithische Expansion nach Anatolien und Südosteuropa.0The articles included in this volume refer to two research projects, the general idea of which was to give the cultural and landscape history during Holocene period a solid foundation with help from new excavations and surveys. Through detailed studies, the authors thematize aspects like environmental reconstruction, economic activities and symbolic acts, while the excavation results offer a look into hitherto unknown phenomena of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic of the Southern Caucasus. They demonstrate that the expansion of the agrarian lifestyle in the Southern Caucasus occurred in forms other than those of the Neolithic Expansion of Anatolian and southeastern Europe.
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