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History of the Ancient Near East / Monographs _ VI/2 TELL SHIUKH FAWQANI 1994 _ 1998 II Edited by Sous la direction de LUC BACHELOT _ FREDERICK MARIO FALES S.A.R.G.O.N. Editrice e libreria Padova 2005 History of the Ancient Near East / Monographs _ VI/2 Editor-in-Chief: Frederick Mario Fales Editor: Giovanni B. Lanfranchi Grants and financial contributions from the Italian Ministry of the University and Scientific Research (MURST) and the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique – équipe HAROC are kindly acknowledged for the publication of this volume © S.A.R.G.O.N. Editrice e Libreria Via Induno 18b, I-35134 Padova 328-7077054 [email protected] Tutti i diritti riservati ISBN 88-901286-7-4 42934 distribuzione Eisenbrauns Inc. Winona Lake Indiana 46590 - 0275 USA WWW.EISENBRAUNS.COM stampato da Stampa: Centro Copia Stecchini, Via S. Sofia 58, I-35121, Padova 049-8752328 In copertina “Tell Shiukh Fawqani” CONTENTS VOLUME I CONTENTS I _ INTRODUCTION Luc Bachelot – Frederick Mario Fales 1. Avant-propos et remerciements p. I 2. Le cadre des fouilles archeologiques du Haut Euphrate syrien p. VII 3. Le cadre historique p. XXI 4. Les enjeux de la recherche dans la zone du Tishrin p. XXXIX Bibliographie p. XLIII Introduction in arabic p. ۱ (translation by Faten Chabarek) The Geomorphological Background and Formation Processes at Tell Shiukh Fawqani p. 1 Mauro Cremaschi _ Silvia Maggioni II _ AREA D The Late Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Age I Sequences of Area D p. 21 D. Morandi Bonacossi 1. Topography p. 21 2. Stratigraphy and architecture p. 22 3. Artefacts p. 87 4. Concluding remarks p. 134 Plates p. 142 References p. 236 EBA I Copper Metallurgy at Tell Shiukh Fawqani p. 249 Irene Calliari _ Maurizio Magrini III _ LE CHANTIER E Les tombes du l’âge du Bronze Ancien IV (période III) p. 253 Emmanuelle Capet 1. Les circonstances de la découverte p. 253 2. Description des tombes p. 253 3. Le matériel p. 268 4. Caractérisation et datation des groupes p. 277 5. Conclusions p. 281 Référence p. 286 Planches p. 290 Le quartier d’habitations de l’âge du Bronze Récent p. 301 Luc Bachelot 1. Introduction p. 301 2. Le contexte stratigraphique p. 302 3. « La maison brûlée » p. 303 4. Remarques generales sur « La maison brûlée » p. 326 5. Les donnees ceramologiques p. 327 6. Remarques sur la ceramique p. 329 7. Conclusion: les difficultés d’une interprétation historique des données archéologiques p. 330 Planches p. 332 Références p. 375 Les installations de la fin du Bronze récent et du début du Fer p. 379 Emmanuelle Capet 1. Le niveau médio-assyrien p. 397 2. L’habitat du XIIe siècle p. 388 3. Conclusion p. 397 Références p. 398 Planches p. 402 IV _ LE CHANTIER F: Archéologie La stratigraphie générale et l’occupation de l’Âge du Fer (architecture et matériel) p. 411 Martin Makinson 1. Architecture et stratigraphie du chantier F p. 411 2. La ceramique d’Age du Fer du chantier F : description, typologie et comparaisons p. 455 planches p. 470 3. Les objets de la période IX p. 546 Planches p. 558 Références p. 566 The Weights of Tell Shiukh Fawqani – Burmarina p. 581 Carlo Zaccagnini Le matériel des niveaux classiques p. 585 Maximilien-Grégory Laude VOLUME II CONTENTS V _ AREA F: texts The Assyrian and Aramaic Texts from Tell Shiukh Fawqani p. 595 Frederick Mario Fales _ Karen Radner _ Cinzia Pappi _ Ezio Attardo 1. Assyrian-Aramaic cultural interrelation: older and newer results p. 596 2. The Tell Shiukh Fawqani tablets: discovery and general context p. 616 3. The historical context: Burmarina, 9th-7th centuries BC p. 618 F.M. Fales 4. Tablets in Neo-Assyrian cuneiform script p. 623 F.M. Fales – K. Radner 5. Tablets in Aramaic alphabetic script p. 650 F.M. Fales – E. Attardo 6. Paleographical analysis of the Aramaic inscriptions p. 667 E. Attardo 7. Conclusions p. 670 F.M. Fales 8. Catalogue of the Tell Shiukh Fawqani texts p. 672 C. Pappi 9. Indexes p. 681 F.M. Fales 10. Bibliographical References p. 686 Les sceaux et empreintes de sceaux du Chantier F, niveau IX (néo-assyrien) p. 695 Luc Bachelot Les amulettes scarabées du Chantier F p. 703 Aminata Sackho-Autissier Quatre graffites funéraires grecs d’époque omeyyade (fin du VIIe s.) p. 711 Denis Feissel VI _ AREA G The Iron Age Productive Area (Period IX) and the Inhumation Cemetery (Period X) p. 719 Marta Luciani 1. Introduction p. 719 2. Topography p. 720 3. Stratigraphy and architecture p. 722 4. Artefacts – pottery p. 790 Plates p. 799 Artefacts – small finds p. 926 Plates p. 956 5. Conclusions p. 978 References p. 983 VII _ AREA H The Iron Age cremation cemetery p. 997 Khozama al-Bahloul – Andrea Barro – Lorenzo d’Alfonso 1. Stratigraphy p. 997 2. Ceramics of Level B p. 1002 3. Small finds p. 1009 4. Conclusions p. 1013 Plates p. 1017 References p. 1042 VIII _ ARCHAEOMETRICAL STUDIES Analyse des macro-restes végétaux du site de Tell Shiukh Fawqani, Syrie, Premiers résultats p. 1051 Ghias Klesly Végétation ligneuse autour de Tell Shiukh Fawqani. Premiers résultats de l’analyse anthracologique p. 1061 Hugues Pessin Datation 14C de Tell Shiukh Fawqani : la méthode et ses limites p. 1075 Jean-François Saliège _ Hugues Pessin Analyse archéozoologique de la faune de Tell Shiukh Fawqani p. 1081 Emmanuelle Vila The Human Remains from Tell Shiukh Fawqani: Anthropological Report p. 1109 Alessandro Canci THE ASSYRIAN AND ARAMAIC TEXTS FROM TELL SHIUKH FAWQANI Frederick Mario FALES, Karen RADNER, Cinzia PAPPI, and Ezio ATTARDO 1. Assyrian-Aramaic cultural interrelation: older and newer results (F.M. Fales). 2. The Tell Shiukh Fawqani tablets: discovery and general context (F.M. Fales). 3. The historical context: Burmarina, 9th-7th centuries BC (F.M. Fales). 4. Tablets in Neo-Assyrian cuneiform script (F.M. Fales - K. Radner). 5. Tablets in Aramaic alphabetic script (F.M. Fales – E. Attardo). 6. Paleographical analysis of the Aramaic inscriptions (E. Attardo). 7. Conclusions (F.M. Fales). 8. Catalogue of the Tell Shiukh Fawqani texts (C. Pappi). A. BY EDITION NUMBER B. BY EXCAVATION NUMBER C. LIST OF UNPUBLISHED FRAGMENTS 9. Indexes (F.M. Fales) 10. Bibliographical References Preliminary Note. The present chapter is the result of an extended process, entailing different phases of research performed on the texts since their initial discovery in 1995, and the diffusion of the relevant results through partial and preliminary reports. For this reason, some of its constitutive sections require the following explanations and acknowledgements: §§ 1, 2, 3, 7: these _introductory and conclusive_ sections were authored by F.M. Fales over the years 1998-2004, with continuous accretions. Thus, §1 and §3 draw to some extent upon two previous contributions by the author, in which the provisional results from the TSF texts were cast against the wider backdrop of the study of Aramaic documents on clay in the Neo-Assyrian empire, viz. Fales 1999 and Fales 2000. On the other hand, as will be seen below, the remarkable progress of Assyro-Aramaic studies during the last few years (cf. especially Lemaire 2001, Radner 2002) have caused numerous additions and updatings on these previous essays, as regards both information and bibliography. As regards §2, the reader is also referred to M. Makinson, this volume, for further details on the archaeological location of the tablets. § 4: the publication of the cuneiform tablets from TSF represents the joint and coordinated product of two separate efforts at reading and interpretation, by F.M. Fales (who made preliminary copies, transliterations, and translations on the field and at the Aleppo Museum in October 1998), and by K. Radner (who kindly offered to perform a full set of collations, with final copies, transliterations and translations at the Aleppo Museum in September 2003). Both authors acknowledge the kind and fruitful collaboration of Cinzia Pappi, who kindly assisted them in philological matters and took photographs of the texts during their respective visits at the Aleppo Museum. The notes represent the joint contribution of both authors: Radner especially for Neo-Assyrian philological matters, Fales for the Aramaic endorsements. The copies of the cuneiform texts are by Radner, those of the alphabetic sections by Ezio Attardo. 596 Frederick Mario Fales _ Karen Radner _ Cinzia Pappi _ Ezio Attardo V. Area F _ The Assyrian and Aramaic Texts from Tell Shiukh Fawqani 597 § 5: the publication of the Aramaic epigraphs from TSF, both incised and painted, both as fully monolingual texts and as brief endorsing labels (cf. §4), was effected by F.M. Fales with substantial paleographical aid by E. Attardo, who authored the final copies of all alphabetic texts, and was of supportive assistance both during the work on the inscriptions at the Aleppo Museum in October 1998, and in the course of a number of subsequent sessions in Italy. Cinzia Pappi is again to be thanked for performing detailed photographic work and specific collations on the epigraphs, during a final check in September 2003. § 6: this section, dealing with the paleography of the TSF Aramaic texts, was authored by E. Attardo. § 8: the catalogue of all inscribed TSF materials was assembled by Cinzia Pappi. The primary filecards for the catalogue were compiled and checked jointly with F.M. Fales and Dr. Angela Guaran (Padova), both on the field and at the Aleppo Museum. § 9-10 : the indexes and bibliography were assembled by F.M. Fales on the basis of the work of all authors. Acknowledgements: All thanks are due to Mr. Alberto Savioli (University of Udine) for the clear b/w photographs and color slides made on the field at Tell Shiukh Fawqani, and to Mr.
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