2020年挖掘季节在邦库鲁塔拉东南部地区发现Nemrik文化后的回顾

IF 0.3 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1086/724779

Ergül Kodaş

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摘要

Boncuklu Tarla位于底格里斯河谷上游，从原始新石器时代到前陶器新石器时代结束，一直有人居住。这种不间断的序列不是不断堆积过程的结果，而是在不同时期大面积存在单一的占领层。其中一个单层区域位于定居点的东南部，可追溯到前陶器新石器时代A（PPNA）。在这一地区的发掘中出土的发现物，特别是建筑和凿石，显示出与Nemrik文化相似的特征，这被认为是东杰济拉独有的。这些相似之处在建筑和经常发现的组合中都很明显。本研究考虑了Boncuklu Tarla东南部新恢复的数据，这些数据与Nemrik文化的明显关系，并概述了美索不达米亚PPNA上游的不同文化方面。

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A Review of Nemrik Culture Following Findings in the Southeast Area at Boncuklu Tarla during the 2020 Excavation Season

Boncuklu Tarla, located in the upper Tigris Valley, has been inhabited continuously from the Proto-Neolithic until the end of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic. This uninterrupted sequence is not the result of a constant mounding process, but can be seen as the presence of a single occupation layer in large areas during different periods. One of these single-layered areas is located in the southeastern part of the settlement and is dated to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic A (PPNA). The finds unearthed during excavations in this section, in particular the architecture and chipped stones, display similar characteristics to Nemrik Culture, which is thought to be unique to the East Jezirah. These similarities are visible in the architecture and in regular find assemblages. This study considers newly recovered data from southeastern Boncuklu Tarla in regard to their apparent rapport with Nemrik Culture, as well as to outline different cultural aspects of the upper Mesopotamian PPNA.

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