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Basta I. The Human Ecology, ed. by H.J. Nissen, M. Muheisen, and H.G.K. Gebel (2004).
XV + 310 pages, 69 figures, 34 plates, 63 tables/diagrams/appendices,
hardcover; with contributions by
M.T. Crepaldi Affonso, C. Becker, H.G.K. Gebel, A. Hauptmann, B.D. Hermansen,
U. Kamp, M. Muheisen, R. Neef, H.J. Nissen, E. Pernicka & N. Qadi
1700 g
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Contents List
Editors' Introduction
Part I: The Course of Work
The Prelude
The 1986 Season
The 1987 Season
The 1988 Season
The 1989 Season
The 1992 Season
Part 11: Basta 2002
The Role of Basta in the Recent Neolithic Discourse
The Emergence of Neolithic Basta
On Basta's Architecture
On Basta's Subsistence Economy
On Basta's Labor Organization
On Basta's Social Organization
Bibliography
Site Setting and Site Morphology
Present-day Site Setting and Physiographic Units (H.G.K. Gebel): 35-52
Physiographic Setting
Geographical and Climatic Setting
Phytogeographical Setting
Vegetational Setting, Land Use
Hydrological Setting
Geological Setting
The Area's Physiographic Units
References
Geomorphological Site Setting and Geochemical Results (U. Kamp): 53-94
Introduction
Analytical Methods
Location of Investgated Areas
Climatic Development of the Region Since the Late Pleistocene
Weathering Processes
Erosion and Mass Movement
Ridges and Gully Clints
Aquatic Slope Erosion
Aeolian Erosion
Anthropogenic Influences
Tectonic Influences
Sediments
Soil Sediments
Wadi Alluvials
Area C Palaeorelief and Colluvials
Slope Sediments near Basta
Deposits in Areas A, B, and C
Area A
Area B
Area C
Temporal Relations in Site Use
Summary
References
Site Preservation and Site Formation Processes (H.G.K . Gebel): 95-116
Introduction
Localities and Topography of the LPPNB Occupation
Natural Processes and the Palaeorelief
Anthropogenic Processes
Comparative Aspects of the LPPNB Architecture
Summary
References
Appendix: Tables 1-2
Abiotic Resources
Raw Materials of the Small Finds Industries (B.D. Hermansen): 117-128
Introductionary Remarks. Approaches
Ecological Setting
Analysis and Discussion
Concluding Remarks
References
Appendix A and B
Raw Materials of the Flint and Ground Stone Industries (M. Muheisen, N. Qadi, and H.G.K. Gebel): 129-154
Introduction
Resource Identification and Raw Material Grouping
Geological Contexts of Lithic Sources
Chipped Stone Raw Materials
Chipped Stone Sources
Chipped Stone Raw Material Groups (FRMGs)
Raw Material Selection in the Chipped Stone Industries
Ground Stone Raw Materials
Raw Material Selection in the Ground Stone Industry
Summary on the Major Stone Raw Material Resources
References
Mineralogical Analysis of Late PPNB Rings (M.T. Crepaldi Affonso and E. Pernicka): 155-168
Introduction
Macroscopic Description
Microstructure
Provenance of Raw Materials
Manufacturing Techniques
Conclusions
References
"Greenstones" from Basta . Their Mineralogical Composition and Possible Provenance (A. Hauptmann): 169-176
Introduction
"Greenstones" in the Near East
"Greenstones" from Basta
Measurement and Materials Identification of the Samples
The Composition of the "Greenstones" from Basta and Their Possible Sources in the Levant
References
Towards a Framework for Studying the Basta Industries (B.D. Hermansen and H.G.K. Gebel): 177-186
Introduction
The Framework
An Hypothetic Example
Concluding Remarks
References
Biotic Resources
Vegetation and Plant Husbandry (R. Neef): 187-218
Introduction
Present-day Climate and Vegetation
Climate
Crop Husbandry
Vegetation
Samples
Descriptions
Anacardiaceae
Boraginaceae
Caryophyllaceae
Cistaceae
Cupressaceae
Gramineae
Malvaceae
Moraceae
Papilionaceae
Rosaceae
Rubiaceae
Results..
Preservation and Distribution
Charcoal Analysis
Vegetation and Climate of the Period of Occupation
Reconstruction of the Local Environment
Foraging and Plant Husbandry
References
On the Identification of Sheep and Goats: the Evidence from Basta (C. Becker): 219-310
Introduction
Faunal Remains (Area A)
Ecological Setting
Stratigraphical Analysis
Capra and Ovis: Species Identification
Size Index Calculation
Principal Component Analysis
Body Part Representation
Slaughtering Age and Sex Determination
Fragmentation Patterns
Cutting
Burning
Gnawing
Abnormalities, Pathologies, and Traumata
Conclusions
References
Appendix: Tables 1-22
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