Aegyptiaca in the northern Levante. Eine Studie zur Kontextualisierung und Rezeption ägyptischer und ägyptisierender Objekte in der Bronzezeit.
Peeters| N° d'inventaire | 23200 |
| Format | |
| Détails | 451 p., publisher's binding. |
| Publication | Leuven, 2020 |
| Etat | Nine |
| ISBN | 9789042943698 |
In these interdisziplinären Studies such as Alexander Ahrens ägyptische Objekte, die in der nördlichen Levante (Lebanon, Syrian and Regionen der Türkei) in Kontexten des zweiten Jahrtausends v. Chr. gefunden wurden. It is based on the Method of Archaeology and Cultural Theory, and includes the Analysis of Fundamental Strategies and Reception and Emulation of Egyptian Material Culture and Special Motivation for the North Levantine Elite. charakterisieren. Die Studie vermittelt so ein besseres Verständnis der Komplexität und Vielfalt interkultureller Beziehungen im bronzezeitlichen östlichen Mittelmeerraum. In this interdisciplinary study, Alexander Ahrens examines Egyptian objects found in the northern Levant (covering the modern states of Lebanon, Syria, and parts of Turkey) in archaeological contexts dated to the second millennium BCE. Drawing on methods from archeology and sociocultural theory, he provides a characterization of the perception and accompanying emulation of Egyptian material culture within northern Levantine elite spheres. Analyzing many of the artifacts' find contexts, he proposes a new way to explore their ancient perception and reception through the study of archaeological and historical sources. The book thus enhances our understanding of the complexity and diversity of intercultural relations in the eastern Mediterranean during the Bronze Age.
In these interdisziplinären Studies such as Alexander Ahrens ägyptische Objekte, die in der nördlichen Levante (Lebanon, Syrian and Regionen der Türkei) in Kontexten des zweiten Jahrtausends v. Chr. gefunden wurden. It is based on the Method of Archaeology and Cultural Theory, and includes the Analysis of Fundamental Strategies and Reception and Emulation of Egyptian Material Culture and Special Motivation for the North Levantine Elite. charakterisieren. Die Studie vermittelt so ein besseres Verständnis der Komplexität und Vielfalt interkultureller Beziehungen im bronzezeitlichen östlichen Mittelmeerraum. In this interdisciplinary study, Alexander Ahrens examines Egyptian objects found in the northern Levant (covering the modern states of Lebanon, Syria, and parts of Turkey) in archaeological contexts dated to the second millennium BCE. Drawing on methods from archeology and sociocultural theory, he provides a characterization of the perception and accompanying emulation of Egyptian material culture within northern Levantine elite spheres. Analyzing many of the artifacts' find contexts, he proposes a new way to explore their ancient perception and reception through the study of archaeological and historical sources. The book thus enhances our understanding of the complexity and diversity of intercultural relations in the eastern Mediterranean during the Bronze Age.