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Human Iconography and Symbolic Meaning in Near Eastern Prehistory (complete version)

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Human Iconography and Symbolic Meaning in Near Eastern Prehistory (Gesamt-PDF, Cover und Index)

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Preliminaries

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Contents

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Preface by the Series Editor

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Human Iconography and Symbolic Meaning in Near Eastern Prehistory: An Introduction

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Health and Disease in the Prehistoric and Early Historical Near East: A Contribution to the Reconstruction of Ancient Living Conditions

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Human Self-perception and Self-expression during the 9th Millennium calBC: Funerary Practices and Symbolic Meaning of the Human Representations at Dja’de el-Mughara (Syria)

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Symbolic Artefacts in the Syrian Euphrates Valley in the Middle and Late PPNB: Contributions of the Tell Halula Project in an Interpretative Context

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Plastered Skulls: Evidence of Grief and Mourning?

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Clothing and Nudity in the Prehistoric Near East

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Nude, Robed and Masked Processions: Considering the Figural Images in the Teleilat Ghassul Wall Paintings, Jordan

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Signals from the Past: Gestures in South-west Asian Anthropomorphic Iconography – Preliminary Observations

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Anthropomorphic Imagery at Göbekli Tepe

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Figurines of the Halaf Period – Early 6th Millennium calBC

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See or Touch? Applied Humanoid Imagery from Late Neolithic Upper Mesopotamia

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Chalcolithic Human Representations at Çatalhöyük

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When Do Human Representations Become Superhuman Agents?

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Index

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