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Interdisciplinary Research Centre 586 "Difference and Integration" - Interaction between nomadic and settled forms of life in the civilisations of the Old World
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Projects executed from 2001 until 2009 at the Seminar for Oriental Archaeology and Art History:
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Project A1
The development of nomadism in northern Syria in the 3rd millennium B.C. |
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Project A7 (Part A)
The development of mobile forms of life and economy depending on ecological resources in the northwestern coastal region of Egypt from antiquity to Islamic times |
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Project B4 (I)
Aramaic tribes and the Syro-Mesopotamian homeland, 12th-9th centuries B.C. |
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Project D3 (finished in June 2005)
Transfer of arms and armour among nomads and sedentary peoples in Parthian and Sasanian times |
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Project D6 (former C5)
Nomads and sedentaries in pre-Muslim Transoxania (ca. 5th to 8th/9th centuries A.D.) - Mountainous and piedmont zones of Central Asia as areas of interaction between nomads and sedentaries. Case studies in the archaeology and history of the area between Zerafshan and Shakhristansay (Tadzhikistan) |
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Project D7 (former C6)
Nomadic and sedentary peoples - Northern Mesopotamia in the Arsacid and Sasanian periods |
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| update: 2009-07-24 | |
