Titlebook: Ancient West Asian Civilization; Geoenvironment and S Akira Tsuneki,Shigeo Yamada,Ken-ichiro Hisada Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Med

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The “Commodification” of Animalsty for the intended purpose. This is certainly not the case for animals living free in the wild. Domestication – or at least taming – is therefore the basic precondition for human use of live animals for whatever purpose. Research into the origins of animal domestication has a long tradition, which

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The Beginnings of Metal Use in West Asiar certain metals, hence the Copper, Bronze and Iron Ages. Yet the invention of metals as raw materials and therefore their first utilization in the Old World goes back to the beginning of the Neolithic period. Here the oldest safely datable finds come from Anatolia and Northern Syria.

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The Birth of Cities in Ancient West Asiahuman groups were hunters and foragers who moved seasonally, following the annual cycles of plants and animals. This pattern prevailed for millions of years. In West Asia, groups began staying in one place for some or all of the year only about 15,000 years ago. By 5000 years ago, cities had appeare

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The Invention of Cuneiform and the Dawn of the Modern Worldform writing system was a powerful and flexible system that was used for more than 3500 years. Half a million documents survive, revealing in exquisite detail life in some of Man’s first cities. We learn about politics, economics, law, medicine, early science, religion, and daily life. Their astrono

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Do Archaeological and Conservation Sciences Save Cultural Heritage?: Cultural Identity and Reviving ble cultural heritage sites are ongoing, conservation may even seem hopeless at times. Therefore my immediate and honest answer to the question of this paper’s title is ‘no’. Basically, conservation science is a field that aims to study archaeological, artistic or architectural cultural materials ba

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