
handle: 11693/15294
The rapid development of metal technologies in the Early Bronze Age had played an important part in the “urbanization” of Anatolia. Daggers were the first and the most common metallurgical products in this new chapter of human history. The morphology (typology), chronology and the distribution of the Early Bronze Age daggers will offer evidence for the regional and the interregional interactions of Central Anatolia. The cultural context of daggers and the associated material presented support the conclusion that Central Anatolia formed a cohesive cultural sphere which is reflected in dagger typologies.
Includes bibliographical references leaves 82-89.
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Arcan, Burak
Bronze Age, Bronze age--Turkey., Arkeoloji, Archeology, Guns, Bronze age--Turkey, GN778.32.T9 A73 2012, Central Anatolia, Central Anatolian region, Bronze, Early Bronze Age, Daggers, Dagger, Prehistoric--Turkey, Daggers, Prehistoric--Turkey.
Bronze Age, Bronze age--Turkey., Arkeoloji, Archeology, Guns, Bronze age--Turkey, GN778.32.T9 A73 2012, Central Anatolia, Central Anatolian region, Bronze, Early Bronze Age, Daggers, Dagger, Prehistoric--Turkey, Daggers, Prehistoric--Turkey.
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