Prehistoric Research in Southeastern Anatolia

Author(s): Halet Cambel, Robert J. Braidwood.
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This volume is a result of the work of the Istanbul and Chicago Universities' Joint Prehistoric Research Project in southeastern Anatolia. It is made up of a set of papers and of preliminary or final reports on the various aspects of the research as they were completed by various authors. It goes without saying that in an interdisciplinary effort of this type it is natural that, though common grounds are sought and found, there may occur differences in opinion or interpretation. Volume is written in both Turkish and English. [Adopted from the “Preface” by H. Cambel and R. J. Braidwood.]

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Preface. Robert J. Braidwood

The Joint Istanbul-Chicago Universities Prehistoric Research Project in Southeastern Anatolia. Comprehensive View: The Work to Date, 1963–1972 (Plates 34-47). Halet Çambel and Robert J. Braidwood
Human Ecology in Southeastern Anatolia. Sırrı Erinç
History of Travel and Previous Research in the Survey Area. Duygu Günay and Robert Whallon Jr.
Survey Work in Southeastern Anatolia (Plates 1-23). Peter Benedict
The Systematic Collection and Analysis of Surface Materials from a Prehistoric Site in Southeastern Anatolia (Plates 24-27). Robert Whallon Jr.
Location and Chemical Identification of Some Obsidian Sources in the Aksaray-Nevşehir-Niǧde Region, Central Anatolia (Plates 28-29). Peter Benedict, Adon A. Gordus, Mehmet Özdoǧan, Gary A. Wright
Evidences of Animal Domestication at Çayönü (Plates 30-33). Barbara Lawrence
Collections of Paleolithic Materials from Valleys on the East Side of the Bosporus (Plates 48-49). Arthur A. Jelinek

  • Miscellaneous Publications
  • Istanbul: Edebiyat Fakultesi Basimevi, 1980
  • xv + 327 pages, 49 illustrations, 25 tables
  • Out of Print
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