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by Routes de L'Orient, JULIE BESSENAY-PROLONGE, Mathilde Mura, Jean-Jacques Herr, Salvatore Garfi, Karel Nováček, Lucie Robert, Vanessa Rose, Jérémie Schiettecatte, Gaëlle Thévenin, Zoé Vannier, and Amaury Havé

Archaeology of Conflict / Archaeology in Conflict, Jun 30, 2019

Archéologie des Conflits / Archéologie en Conflit - Documenter la Destruction au Moyen-Orient et ... more Archéologie des Conflits / Archéologie en Conflit - Documenter la Destruction au Moyen-Orient et en Asie Centrale

Archaeology of Conflict / Archaeology in Conflict - Documenting Destruction of Cultural Heritage in the Middle-East and Central Asia

Edited by Julie Bessenay-Prolonge, Jean-Jacques Herr, Mathilde Mura

Full HD pdf freely available on : https://rdorient.hypotheses.org/1030

Papers by Mathilde Mura

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2023

The deltaic plain of the Euphrates in the region of Uruk and Larsa, subjected to constant dune sh... more The deltaic plain of the Euphrates in the region of Uruk and Larsa, subjected to constant dune shifting due to strong deflation, allows for the identification of a dense network of ancient hydraulic structures and fluvial landforms. This study surveyed the area through remote sensing, using high resolution imagery and a Digital Elevation Model to enrich the watercourse map of the desertic plain between Uruk and Larsa. The use of a recently released worldwide open access DEM produced by the European Space Agency enabled an unprecedented quality of terrain analysis through open access large scale imagery and highlights the potential for many future applications in archaeological and paleo-environmental studies in the region. Finally, it unveils a new major connection between the cities of Uruk and Larsa, bringing new elements to reconstruct a complex hydraulic system over millennia of occupation.

Paléorient, 2019

Since 2012, the French archaeological mission in the Governorate of Soulaimaniah has been explori... more Since 2012, the French archaeological mission in the Governorate of Soulaimaniah has been exploring the Rania and Peshdar plains in order to understand the evolution of settlement patterns in Northern Mesopotamia from the Palaeolithic to the present day. Newly acquired data from surveys combined with excavations at six prehistoric sites provide the first picture of human settlement patterns in this region from the Palaeolithic to the Chalcolithic. The development of these patterns reveals the presence of a local system that was deeply rooted in the wider Mesopotamian context but was also subject to influence from the Iranian plateau. Résumé. Depuis 2012, la mission archéologique française du Gouvernorat de Soulaimaniah explore les deux plaines de Peshdar et de Rania afin de comprendre l'évolution des systèmes d'habitat en Mésopotamie septentrionale dans la longue durée, du Paléolithique à aujourd'hui. Les données nouvellement acquises lors des prospections, ainsi que les informations issues de sondages effectués sur six sites préhistoriques permettent d'esquisser une première image des modèles d'implantation humaine dans la région, du Paléolithique jusqu'au Chalcolithique. L'évolution des modèles de peuplement montre une dynamique locale ancrée dans le système mésopotamien, mais influencée également par le plateau iranien.

Bessenay-Prolonge J., Herr J.-J., Mura M. & (collab.) Havé A. (eds.), Archaeology of Conflict / Archaeology in Conflict - Documenting Destruction of Cultural Heritage in the Middle-East and Central Asia, Routes de l’Orient Actes II, Association Routes de l’Orient, Paris, p. 199–224., 2019

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