Leila Badre, Emmanuelle Capet et Barbara Vitale, Tell Kazel au Bronze Récent. Études céramiques
Tell Kazel, situated on the coastal region of the Akkar valley in northern Syria, is justifiably considered a key Bronze Age settlement within the crossroads linking northern and southern Levant, and a threshold granting access to the seaborne trade-routes of the Mediterranean Sea from the strategi...
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| Format: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
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Cahiers du Centre d’Études Chypriotes
2022
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| Résumé: | Tell Kazel, situated on the coastal region of the Akkar valley in northern Syria, is justifiably considered a key Bronze Age settlement within the crossroads linking northern and southern Levant, and a threshold granting access to the seaborne trade-routes of the Mediterranean Sea from the strategic land-routes in northern Mesopotamia. The region played a pivotal role in the interplay between the era’s superpowers in their attempts to control the commercial routes and maintain political powe... |
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