{"id":792,"date":"2019-09-25T16:28:04","date_gmt":"2019-09-25T14:28:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/modern.pewe-verlag.de\/?page_id=792"},"modified":"2024-11-22T13:11:02","modified_gmt":"2024-11-22T12:11:02","slug":"karen-radner-f-janoscha-kreppner-andrea-squitieri-ed-the-dinka-settlement-complex-2017-the-final-season-at-gird-i-bazar-and-first-work-in-the-lower-town-peshdar-plain-project","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.pewe-verlag.de\/?page_id=792","title":{"rendered":"Karen Radner \u2014 F. Janoscha Kreppner \u2014 Andrea Squitieri (ed.) The Dinka Settlement Complex 2017. The Final Season at Gird-i Bazar and First Work in the Lower Town Peshdar Plain Project Publications \u2014 Volume 3"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nThe Dinka Settlement Complex 2017.
\nThe Final Season at Gird-i Bazar and First Work in the Lower Town<\/p>\n

Peshdar Plain Project Publications \u2014 Volume 3<\/p>\n

Format: 30 x 21 cm\u00a0\u2014 Hardcover
\nUmfang:\u00a0198 Seiten, mehr als 180 farbige Abbildungen<\/p>\n

Inhalt \/ Content<\/a><\/p>\n

ISBN: 978-3-935012-32-4
\nPreis: 34,80 \u20ac
\n\u00a9 PeWe-Verlag 2018<\/p>\n

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Mit Beitr\u00e4gen von Hero Salih Ahmed, Silvia Amicone, Andrei A\u0161andulesei, Peter Bartl, Kathleen Downey, Eileen Eckmeier, J\u00f6rg Fassbinder, Jean-Jacques Herr, F. Janoscha Kreppner, Abdullah Bakr Othman, Alessio Palmisano, Elsa Perruchini, Karen Radner, Jens Rohde, Marion Scheiblecker, Andrea Squitieri, Hakan Tolbas, Maximilian Weidenhiller, Felix Wolter<\/p>\n

Dieser Bericht \u00fcber die Aktivit\u00e4ten des Peschdar Plain-Projekts 2017 pr\u00e4sentiert neue Daten zum Dinka-Siedlungskomplex und zur Besiedelung der Bora-Ebene am Oberlauf des Kleinen Zab nahe dem modernen Stadtteilzentrum von Qaladze in der neuassyrischen und sassanidischen Periode, einschlie\u00dflich einer Reihe von neuen 14C Daten von einj\u00e4hrigen Kulturpflanzen und menschlichen und tierischen \u00dcberresten.
Der Band beschreibt die Resultate der dritten und letzten Saison in Gird-i Bazar, mit der die Ausgrabung aller zuvor identifizierten Geb\u00e4ude und von zwei weiteren T\u00f6pfer\u00f6fen abgeschlossen werden konnten. Der Starfund ist ein Stein, der das obere Lager f\u00fcr eine T\u00f6pferscheibe darstellt und zusammen mit den drei T\u00f6pfer\u00f6fen die Bedeutung der Keramikproduktion in Gird-i Bazar hervorstreicht. Die \u00fcberraschende Entdeckung von menschlichen \u00dcberresten in der Bef\u00fcllung des Brunnens im Innenhof von Geb\u00e4ude I lieferte die ersten eisenzeitlichen Skelette, die bisher im Dinka-Siedlungskomplex ausgegraben wurden.
Weiters berichtet das Buch \u00fcber die ersten Ausgrabungen in einem neuen Gebiet in der Unterstadt, genannt „Dinka Lower Town Operation 2“ (DLT2), wo ein Testschnitt Teile von drei gro\u00dfen Strukturen zu Tage f\u00f6rderte: Geb\u00e4ude K (280 m2), L (800 m2) und M (650 m2), die nachweislich w\u00e4hrend einer gemeinsamen Berufsphase genutzt wurden. Die hier erhaltene Keramik korrespondiert eng mit dem Material, das bereits aus Gird-i Bazar bekannt war. Der Band enth\u00e4lt eine erste typologische Auswertung des neuen Keramikmaterials sowie Daten von den petrographischen und R\u00fcckstandsanalysen. Die so genannte „Groovy Pottery“ ist nun sowohl in Gird-i Bazar als auch DLT2 nachgewiesen und wurde definitiv lokal produziert.
Die Ausgrabungen in DLT2 best\u00e4tigten auch die Genauigkeit der Ergebnisse der Magnetometeruntersuchungen in diesem Bereich. Das Buch legt die Resultate der Fortf\u00fchrung des geophysikalischen Surveys vor und bietet auf der Grundlage des Magnetogramms eine detaillierte Interpretation der Unterstadt und ihrer Geb\u00e4ude. Dar\u00fcber hinaus bietet das Buch eine Studie der Geografin Eileen Eckmeier zu den im Dinka-Siedlungskomplex und der umgebenden Bora-Ebene anzutreffenden B\u00f6den und Sedimenten und deren Bedeutung f\u00fcr Landschafts- und Standortbildungsprozesse.
W\u00e4hrend der Gro\u00dfteil des Buches f\u00fcr alle jene interessant ist, die das Assyrische Reich und seine \u00f6stliche Grenzregion erforschen, pr\u00e4sentiert der Band auch neue Daten f\u00fcr die Besiedelung der Bora-Ebene in der Sassanidenzeit, denn die Anthropologin Kathleen Downey diskutiert die Befunde des sassanidenzeitlichen Friedhofs, der die Geb\u00e4ude der eisenzeitlichen Siedlung von Gird-i Bazar \u00fcberlagert.<\/p>\n

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With contributions of Hero Salih Ahmed, Silvia Amicone, Andrei A\u0161andulesei, Peter Bartl, Kathleen Downey, Eileen Eckmeier, J\u00f6rg Fassbinder, Jean-Jacques Herr, F. Janoscha Kreppner, Abdullah Bakr Othman, Alessio Palmisano, Elsa Perruchini, Karen Radner, Jens Rohde, Marion Scheiblecker, Andrea Squitieri, Hakan Tolbas, Maximilian Weidenhiller, Felix Wolter<\/p>\n

This report of the 2017 activities of the Peshdar Plain Project presents new data for the Dinka Settlement Complex and for the occupation of the Bora Plain on the upper reaches of the Lesser Zab near the modern district centre of Qaladze in the Neo-Assyrian and Sassanian periods, including a range of additional 14C dates derived from single year crops and human and animal remains.
Firstly, the volume details the third and final season at Gird-i Bazar, completing the excavation of all previously identified buildings and of two more pottery kilns. The star find is a pivoted stone that constitutes the upper-bearing for a potter\u2019s wheel. As the three pottery kilns, this piece highlights the importance of pottery making at Gird-i Bazar. The surprise discovery of human remains in the filling of the private well of Building I produced the first Iron Age bodies unearthed at the Dinka Settlement Complex.
Secondly, the book reports on the first season of excavations in another area in the Lower Town, dubbed \u201cDinka Lower Town operation 2\u201d (DLT2), where a test trench unearthed parts of three major structures: Buildings K (280 m2), L (800 m2) and M (650 m2), which can be demonstrated to all have been used during a common occupation phase. The pottery retrieved closely marches that known from Gird-i Bazar, and the volume includes a first typological assessment as well as data from the petrographic and residue analyses of the new pottery material. The so-called \u201cGroovy Pottery\u201d is now attested both in Gird-i Bazar and DLT2, and its local production can be demonstrated.
The DLT2 excavations also confirmed the accuracy of the results of the magnetometer survey in this area. The book presents the data of the 2017 continuation of this survey and offers a detailed interpretation of the lower town\u2019s layout, its buildings and other features on the basis of the magnetogram. In addition, the book offers geographer Eileen Eckmeier\u2019s assessment of the soils and sediments encountered in the Dinka Settlement Complex and the surrounding Bora Plain and considers their significance for landscape and site formation processes.
While the majority of the book will be of interest to anyone studying the Assyrian Empire and its eastern border region, the volume also presents new data for the occupation of the Bora Plain in the Sasanian period in the form of anthropologist Kathleen Downey\u2019s discussion of the extensive Sasanian cemetery overlying the buildings of the Iron Age occupation of Gird-i Bazar.<\/p>\n

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