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This paper aims to visualize connections between Egypt and Southern Levant during the Bronze and Iron Ages. We compare Egyptian representations of animals and zooarchaeological records from documented excavation reports related to locations of zoological species in the Southern Levant. The comparison is possible through the use of GIS and network analysis to connect the iconographic and zooarchaeological data.
Paper, bibliographic analysis, zooarchaeological data, network analysis and graphs theory and application, Art history, data uncertainty, Archaeology, Egypt, database creation, Poster, and analysis, Levant, management
Paper, bibliographic analysis, zooarchaeological data, network analysis and graphs theory and application, Art history, data uncertainty, Archaeology, Egypt, database creation, Poster, and analysis, Levant, management
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