Paléorient 36.2

Paléorient 36-2
La revue
Ce volume 36.2, couvrant un vaste champ chronologique, géographique et thématique, s'inscrit dans la tradition pluridisciplinaire de la revue. Il présente à la fois des articles de synthèse importants et des découvertes inédites récentes.
Sommaire
Rosenberg D., Yeshurun R., Groman-Yaroslavski I., Winter H., Zertal A., Brown-Goodman R. and Nadel D. Huzuq Musa - A Preliminary Report on the Test Excavation at a Final Epipalaeolithic/PPNA Site in the Jordan Valley
Spataro M. and Fletcher A. Centralisation or Regional Identity in the Halaf Period? Examining Interactions within Fine Painted Ware Production
Williams J.K. and Bergman C.A. Upper Paleolithic Levels xiii-vi (a and b) from the 1937-1938 and 1947-1948 Boston College Excavations and the Levantine Aurignacian at Ksar Akil, Lebanon
Djamali M., Miller N.F., Ramezani E., Andrieu-Ponel V., Beaulieu J.-L. de, Berberian M., Guibal F., Lahijani H., Lak R. and Ponel P. Notes on Arboricultural and Agricultural Practices in Ancient Iran based on New Pollen Evidence
Mercier N., Valladas H., Meignen L., Joron J.-L., Tushabramishvili N., Adler D.S. and Bar-Yosef O. Dating the Early Middle Palaeolithic Laminar Industry from Djruchula Cave, Republic of Georgia
Marro C. Where did Late Chalcolithic Chaff-Faced Ware originate? Cultural Dynamics in Anatolia and Transcaucasia at the Dawn of Urban Civilization (ca 4500-3500 BC)
Geyer B., Awad N., al-Dbiyat M., Calvet Y. et Rousset M.-O. Un " Très Long Mur " dans la steppe syrienne
Lafont B. Contribution de la documentation cunéiforme à la connaissance du " Très Long Mur " de la steppe syrienne
Barzilai O. and Goring-Morris A.N. Bidirectional Blade Production at the ppnb Site of Kfar Hahoresh: The Techno-Typological Analysis of a Workshop Dump