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050			_aCB311 _bO28 1976
090			_aCB311, O28 1976
100			_aOates, David, _d1927- _91849
245			_aThe rise of civilization / _cby David and Joan Oates.
260			_a[Oxford] : _bElsevier Phaidon, _cc1976.
300			_a151 p. : _bill. (some col.) ; _c29 cm.
490			_aThe Making of the past.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [137]) and index.
505			_a1. The Theme and its Setting -- 2. The Pioneers of Near Eastern Archaeology -- visual story : The Art and Craft of Prehistoric Pottery -- 3. The Birth of Near Eastern Prehistory -- Visual story Choga Mami-the choice of a site -- 4. The Earliest Farming Communities -- Visual story : The Uruk Achievement -- 6. The Growth of Cities in Mesopotamia -- Further Reading -- Radiocarbon Determinations -- Acknowledgments.
520			_aJoan Oates - along with her late husband, David - first revived excavations at Tell Brak in northern Syria in the 1970s. Those excavations showed signs that civilizations existed in Syria 6,000 years ago, challenging long-held beliefs and changing the current theoretical framework about Earth's first societies.
650			_aExcavations (Archaeology).
650			_aCivilization, Ancient.
651			_aNear East _xHistory _yTo 622. _91852
700			_aOates, Joan, _ejoint author. _99795
910			_aNIT Ana Koleksiyonu
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