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Archaeology and History of Urartu (Biainili) (Hardcover)
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Archaeology and History of Urartu (Biainili) (Hardcover)
Series: Colloquia Antiqua, Volume 28
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Urartu is still less well known than it should be, despite the best
efforts of many of the contributors to the current work. This
edited collection of 21 chapters (all but one in English) written
by a mixture of established and younger scholars, mainly from
Turkey and Armenia but also from Western Europe and North America,
offers a very broad coverage of Urartu and its principal sites. It
may still leave unclear whether the Urartian state was centralised
or decentralised, both (over time) or neither - probably there are
as many opinions as contributors. There is not an over-arching
narrative. Two chapters consider the state of Urartian studies, one
examines Eastern Anatolia before Urartu; others look at Urartian
history, economy, architecture, temples and sanctuaries, funerary
architecture, pottery, iconography, and metalwork. 'International
relations' and Urartian expansion, north, south and west, are the
focus of the next three chapters. The final seven consider major
Urartian sites: Erzincan/Altintepe Castle, the fortress of Ayanis,
Bastam, Sardurihinili-Cavustepe, Erebuni/Arinberd, Karmir-Blur and
Tushpa/Van Citadel. The aim has been to produce an in-depth
introduction to most matters Urartian.
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