Článek Název souboru Jméno studenta
1 Rona Winter-Livneh, Tal Svoray, Isaac Gilead: Shape
Reproducibility and architectural symmetry during the
Chalcolithic period in the southern Levant. Journal of
Archaeological Science 40 (2013), 1340-1353.
Winter-Livneh_Svoray_Gilead2012_Architecture-S-
Levant_chalcolith.pdf
2 Yorke M. Rowan, Jaimie L. Lovell: Introduction: Culture,
Chronology and the Chalcolithic. In:J. Lovell – Y. M. Rowan
(eds.): Culture, Chronology and the Chalcolithic. Levant
Supplementary Series 9. Oxbow Books 2011, 11 pp.
Rowan_Lovell_intro_to_cultural_chronology_chalco.pdf
3 Peter M.M.G. Akkermans: Late Neolithic Architectural
renewal. The emergence of round houses in the northern
Levant, c. 6500-6000 BC. In: Diane Bolger, Louise C.
Maguire (eds.): Development of pre-state communities in
the ancient Near East. Oxbow Books 2010, 22-29.
Akkermanns_Late-Neolithic-round-houses_03 BANEA
vol2.pdf
Romilda Tengeriová
4 Douglas J. Kennett, James P. Kennett: Early State Formation
in Southern Mesopotamia: Sea Levels, Shorelines, and
Climate Change. Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology 1
(2006), 67–99.
Kennett_Kennett2006_Early-state-formation-S-
mesopotamis_climate.pdf
5 Ur, Jason A. 2007 Early Mesopotamian urbanism: a new
view from the North. Antiquity 81(313): 585-600
tell-brak_Ur_EarlyMesoUrbanism.pdf
6 Raphael Greenberg, Giulio Palumbi: Corridors and colonies:
Comparing fourth-third millennia BC interactions in
Southeast Anatolia and the Levant. In: A. Bernard Knapp,
Peter van Dommelen (eds.): The Cambridge Prehistory of
the Bronze and Iron Age Mediterranean. Cambridge
University Press 2015, 111-138.
CORRIDORS_AND_COLONIES_COMPARING_FOURTH.pd
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7 Raphael Greenberg: Travelling in (World) Time:
Transformation, Commoditization, and the Beginnings of
Urbanism in the Southern Levant. In: Toby C. Wilkinson,
Susan Sherratt and John Bennet (eds.): Interweaving
worlds. Systemic Interactions in Eurasia, 7th to 1st
Millennia BC. Papers from a konference in memory of
Professor Andrew Sherratt What Would a Bronze Age
Travelling_in_World_Time_Transformation.pdf Jiří Kouřil
World System Look Like? World systems approaches to
Europe and western Asia 4th to 1st millennia BC. Oxbow
Books 2011, 231-242.
8 Ian Hodder: The role of religion in the Neolithic of the
Middle East and Anatolia with particular reference to Çatal
Höyük. Paléorient, 37.1 (2011), 111-122
the-role-of-religion-in-the-neolithic-of-the-middle-east-
and-anatolia-with-particular-reference-to-
catalhoyuk.pdf
Richard Horák
9 Meredith Chesson: Remembering and Forgetting in Early
Bronze Age Mortuary Practices on the Southeastern Dead
Sea Plain, Jordan. In: Nicola Laneri (ed.): Performing Death.
Social analyses of funerary traditions in the ancient Near
East and Mediterranean. Oriental Institute Seminars 3,
2008, 109-140.
Ois3.pdf – příslušná kapitola.
10 Pollock, S.: Of priestesses, princes and poor relations: The
dead in the Royal Cemetery of Ur. Cambridge
Archaeological Journal 1 (1991): 171-189
Pollock 1991.pdf
11 Aubrey Baadsgaard, Janet Monge, and Richard L. Zettler:
Bludgeoned, Burned, and Beautified: Reevaluating
Mortuary Practices in the Royal Cemetery of Ur. In: Anne
M. Porter, Glenn M. Schwartz (eds): Sacred Killing. The
Archaeology of Sacrifice in the Ancient Near East.
Eisenbrauns 2012, 125-158.
Bludgeoned_Burned_and_Beautified_Reevalu.pdf Adam Kříž
12 Kerner Susanne. Craft Specialisation and its Relation with
Social Organisation in the Late 6th to Early 4th Millennium
BCE of the Southern Levant. Paléorient 36.1 (2010), 179-
198
paleo_0153-9345_2010_num_36_1_5317.pdf Veronika Pecková
13 Bahrani, Zainab: Conjuring Mesopotamia: imaginative
geography and a world past. In: L. Meskell (ed.):
Archaeology under fire: Nationalism, politics and heritage
in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East. Routledge:
London and New York 1998, 159-174
Bahrani_1998.pdf
14 Zeidan A. Kafafi: New insights on the copper mines of Wadi
Faynan, Jordan. Palestine Exploration Quarterly 2014, 1-18.
New_Insights_ont_he_Copper_Mines_of_Wadi.pdf
15 Catherine Marro: Is there a Post-Ubaid culture? Reflections Is_there_a_Post-Ubaid_culture_Reflection.pdf
on the transition from the Ubaid to the Uruk periods along
the Fertile Crescent and beyond. In: C. Marro (ed.): After
the Ubaid: interpreting change from the Caucasus to
Mesopotamia at the dawn of Urban civilisation (4500-3500
BC), Papers from The Post-Ubaid Horizon in the Fertile
Crescent and Beyond. International Workshop held at
Fosseuse, 29th June-1st July 2009, 2012, 13-38.
16 Augusta McMahon, Arkadiusz Sołtysiak and Jill Weber: Late
Chalcolithic mass graves at Tell Brak, Syria, and violent
conflict during the growth of early city-states. Journal of
Field Archaeology 36/3 (2011), 201-220.
McMahon et al 2011 JFA.pdf Cyril Podholecký
17 Gil J. Stein: The development of indigenious docial
complexity in late Chalcolithic Upper Mesopotamia in the
5th and 4th milennia BC – an initial assessment. ORIGINI
XXXIV, 2012: 125-151
2012_._Stein_G._J._The_development_of_i.pdf
18 Aubrey Baadsgaard, Janet Monge, Samantha Cox & Richard
L. Zettler: Human sacrifice and intentional corpse
preservation in the Royal Cemetery of Ur. Antiquity 85
(2011): 27–42
Human_sacrifice_and_intentional_corpse_p.pdf Tomáš Antoš
19 Duistermaat Kim, Akkermans Peter M. M. G. Of storage and
nomads. The sealings from Late Neolithic, Sabi Abyad, Syria.
Paléorient, 22/2 (1996), 17-44.
paleo_0153-9345_1996_num_22_2_4635.pdf Jana Šaňáková
20 Tallet Pierre, Castel Georges, Fluzin Philippe. Metallurgical
sites of South Sinai (Egypt) in the Pharaonic Era: New
Discoveries . Paléorient 37/2 (2011), 79-89,
paleo_0153-9345_2011_num_37_2_5424.pdf