The enigma of the Hyksos. Volume IV, Changing clusters and migration in the Near Eastern Bronze Age : collected papers of a workshop held in Vienna 4th - 6th of December 2019

Weitere Verfasser: Bietak, Manfred , [HerausgeberIn] , ORC ID
Prell, Silvia. , [HerausgeberIn] , ORC ID
Ort/Verlag/Jahr: Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz Verlag, 2021.
Umfang/Format: 1 online resource (552 pages).
Schriftenreihe: Contributions to the Archaeology of Egypt, Nubia and the Levant 12
Schlagworte:
Electronic books.
Parallelausgabe: Bietak, Manfred, The Enigma of the Hyksos Volume IV (Print version:) | ISSN: 9783447117371
Online Zugang: Available online
Inhaltsangabe:
  • Cover
  • Title Pages
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Inter-cultural Connections and Changing Relations from the Late Chalcolithic to the Early Bronze Age in Eastern Anatolia by Marcella Frangipane
  • Developing Connections and Changing Clusters: The Levant between c. 2600 and 1900 BCE by Marta D'Andrea
  • Changing Clusters and Migrations in the Central Jezirah Region (NE Syria) by Rafał Koliński
  • About a Particular Type of Tomb in the Syrian Jezirah and at Tell el-Dab'a in Egypt by Önhan Tunca and Sophie Léon
  • The Spiritual Roots of the Hyksos Elite: An Analysis of their Sacred Architecture, Part II by Manfred Bietak
  • The Role of Kamid el-Loz in the Beqa'a Plain of Lebanon in the History of Avaris or Did the Hinterland of the Northern Levant Have Any Bearing on the Delta Affairs? by Marlies Heinz and Antonietta Catanzariti
  • Looking for Cultural Borders during the Middle Bronze Age in Lebanon: Preliminary Observations by Hanan Charaf
  • Sidon and Tell el-Dab'a - an Example of Levantine/Egyptian Commercial and Cultural Relations: A Step Towards the Understanding of the Hyksos Phenomenon by Claude Doumet-Serhal and Vanessa Boschloos
  • Egyptian-Levantine Relations in the Hyksos Period - The Southern Levant vs. the Northern Levant by Daphna Ben-Tor
  • Difficult Times and Drastic Solutions: The Diffusion of Looted Middle Kingdom Objects Found in the Northern Levant, Egypt and Nubia by Alexander Ahrens and Karin Kopetzky
  • A Crisis? What Crisis? Challenging Times at Tell el-Dab'a during the Second Intermediate Period by Sarah Vilain
  • The Functional and Social Role of the Levantine Painted Ware at Middle Bronze Age Tel Ifshar by Ezra S. Marcus
  • The Middle Bronze Age Settlement Pattern in the Wadi Tumilat (Eastern Nile Delta) by Aleksandra E. Ksiezak.
  • Clusters of Asiatics in the Nile Delta in the Early 2nd Millennium BCE: A View from the Wadi Tumilat by Maura Sala
  • Duration or Cessation? Dealing with Temporal Uncertainty in the Study of Ancient Settlements by Silvia Gómez-Senovilla
  • Weights and Weight Systems in Tell el-Dab‛a in the Middle and Late Bronze Age by Silvia Prell, Lorenz Rahmstorf and Nicola Ialongo
  • Transforming Egypt into the New Kingdom: The Movement of Ideas and Technology across Geopolitical, Cultural and Social Borders by Anna-Latifa Mourad
  • Contribution of Bioanthropology to Defining the Tell el-Dab'a Population in the Eastern Delta: Preliminary Findings by Arwa Kharobi, Nina Maaranen, Chris Stantis, Sonia Zakrzewski and Holger Schutkowski
  • Hurrians and the Hurrian Language - Migration or the Diffusion of a Language? by Gernot Wilhelm
  • Hurrian and Hurrians in the Southwest. Cuneiform Evidence for the Middle and Late Bronze Ages by Thomas Richter
  • Concluding Remarks by Manfred Bietak and Silvia Prell.

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