Notes d'Archéologie Levantine XLV. Prospection du plateau de Kleb el-Hima, région du barrage de Halabiyeh, campagne 2011

Autores

  • Michel Al-Maqdissi Musée du Louvre – Département des Antiquités Orientales, France
  • Eva Ishaq Université de Paris I – Sorbonne, France

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34619/me5v-an4q

Palavras-chave:

Syria, Euphrates, Halabiyeh, Kleb el-Hima, Prehistory, Third and second millennia B.C., Tumuli, Temporary camps, Sheepfold, Flint

Resumo

Survey carried out in 2011 by a Syrian mission at the location of the artificial lake, which should supply the Halabiyeh dam at the top of the Kleb el-Hima plateau (site no. 12 in the numbering established by the work of the Syrian-Spanish mission)
The plateau formed by solidified volcanic layers on the gypsum substrate at an average of thirty-three meters above the Euphrates.
The results obtained attest to the presence of four periods of occupation: Paleolithic/Neolithic; third and second Millennium B.C., Roman-Byzantine, XIXth, and XXth of our century.

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Publicado

2022-01-01

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Al-Maqdissi, M., & Ishaq, E. (2022). Notes d’Archéologie Levantine XLV. Prospection du plateau de Kleb el-Hima, région du barrage de Halabiyeh, campagne 2011. RES Antiquitatis, 4, 83–114. https://doi.org/10.34619/me5v-an4q

Edição

Vol. 4 (2022): [2nd Series]

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Thematic Dossier | Articles

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