Prehistoric and protohistoric archeology in western Asia

Teachers: 
  • Balossi Restelli, Francesca
  • Scope: 
    Knowledge and contextualization of archaeologycal heritage
    Curriculum: 
  • Prehistoric
  • Oriental
  • SSD: 
    L-ANT/01
    Code: 
    10600730
    CFU: 
    5
    Aims: 

    The course in Pre- and protohistoric archaeology of West Asia is meant to provide knowledge on the main processes of transformation of prehistoric and protohistoric societies in Western Asia (domestication, origin of hierarchies, origin of state and urbanization), on their contexts and material expressions (12000-3000 BCE). This knowledge is finalised at providing students with useful tools for working in management, exhibition and dissemination projects related to finds and archives relating to West Asian contexts that are held in Italy (museums, collections, archives) and for the management and evaluation of transnational development projects in collaboration with ministerial or research bodies of West Asian countries.

    Course organization: 
    The course will be organised by a combination of lectures and seminars with active participation of students, both at an individual level and in group. Case studies will be investigated and presented and students shall be asked to present projects related with research, exhibition, diffusion and conservation of archaeological heritage from west Asian prehistoric and protohistoric contexts.
    Semester: 
    1
    Time: 
    mon 11‐13, wed 9‐11
    Classroom: 
    Aula vetri
    Bibliography: 

    References shall be provided at the beginning of each course

    Exams: 
    27/02/2024 - 09:00
    04/04/2024 - 09:00
    10/06/2024 - 09:00
    30/10/2024 - 09:00

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