土耳其Barcın Höyük新石器时代脚印的分析与解释

IF 0.8 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry Pub Date : 2018-01-09 DOI:10.5281/ZENODO.1161355

Derya Atamtürk, R. Özbal, F. Gerritsen, İ. Duyar

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摘要

这里展示的是2014年在位于土耳其西北部的新石器时代遗址Barcin Hoyuk遗址发现的一对保存完好的脚印。这些脚印大约可以追溯到公元前6400年。本文提供了留下脚印的个人的人类学估计，并讨论了使用上下文信息和民族志和考古相似的象征主义的可能性。

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Analysis and Interpretation of Neolithic Period Footprints from Barcın Höyük, Turkey

Presented here are a pair of preserved footprints discovered in 2014 at the site of Barcin Hoyuk, a Neolithic site located in northwestern Turkey. The footprints date to approximately 6400 cal. BC. This article provides anthropological estimations for the individuals who left the footprints and discusses the possibility of symbolism using contextual information and ethnographic and archaeological parallels.

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