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

Paradox

A Brief Review of the Geology of West Asiafghanistan, Abu Dhabi, the Caspian Sea, Iran, Iraq, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Turkmenistan, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates. There is a particular emphasis on the comprehensive relationship between the earth sciences and the social and cultural aspects of WA, parts of which are also thought of as being part of the Middle East.

ADORN

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.

Granular

Ancient Mesopotamian Gods: Mythology, Cult, and Scripturearding other ancient Near Eastern religions most notably biblical religions. Since ancient Mesopotamia was the dominant political and cultural power in the ancient world until the rise of the Achaemenid and later the Hellenistic empires, it of course also exerted an influence, whether positive or negative, on other ancient societies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-0554-1Civilization; West Asia; Archaeology; Earth Science; Cuneiform Studies; climate change

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Desinfektion und Desinfektionsmittel, in this book and indicates the western part of Asia, which has generally been referred to as the Middle East. We would like to exclude this eurocentric synonym (Middle East) and mitigate potential bias (i.e. historical and Western) by using a purely geographical term. West Asia has been the focal p

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,Sch?dlinge und Sch?dlingsbek?mpfungsmittel,eistocene and early Holocene; these periods started around the termination of the glacial periods and continued during the initial rapid warming that followed. During these periods, floodwaters transported enormous amounts of sediments from mountains to plains. Once the thermal maximum was reached a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92638-9ed up to the present. The severe Crete earthquake of the fourth century produced a huge tsunami that caused heavy damage throughout the Mediterranean region. This paper attempts to reproduce the ground motions of the 365 Crete earthquake by using stochastic Green’s function method with realistic pha