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Medieval Urban Landscape in Northeastern Mesopotamia (Paperback)
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Medieval Urban Landscape in Northeastern Mesopotamia (Paperback)
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More than fifteen sites of either confirmed or conjectured urban
status existed between the 6th and 19th centuries in the particular
region of northeastern Mesopotamia, bounded by the rivers Great
Zab, Little Zab and Tigris. This present study concentrates on the
investigation of this urban network. The archaeological substance
of the deserted sites is mostly very well preserved in the relief
of the arid steppe environment and can be excellently identified in
satellite images of several types. The archaeological investigation
of these settlements, augmented by a revised historical topography,
offers a unique opportunity for the holistic study of the
diversity, temporal dynamics and mutual relationships within the
urban network that developed in the hinterland of Baghdad and
Samarra, the two largest super-centres of the Old World. This
collective monograph puts together archaeological and historical
data available for the individual sites, including analyses of
pottery obtained by surface survey. The materially rich final
report of the three-year project is supplemented by an
interpretative chapter that focuses on detailed topographical
comparisons of the sites, their landscape contexts, and the
dynamics of the urban system within the framework of studies on
Near-Eastern Islamic-period cities.
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