Escape-Migration-Interaction. Artifact-related diversity in Ancient Near Eastern contexts of the 3rd and 2nd millennium B.C.

计划中的项目逃离-迁移-互动。公元前第二和第三个千年的古代近东背景中与人工制品相关的多样性调查了文化影响，物质文化变化和古代东方文化多样性的问题。它将侧重于难民和移民流动的模式，通过考古背景下文化材料（如陶瓷）的突然变化来解释。在位于库尔德斯坦南部的伊拉克-伊朗边境附近的沙赫里佐尔平原的古定居点丘Gird-i Shamlu的探索将作为一个案例研究，它可以揭示大约3,500年前在该地区发生的可能的难民运动。该项目还包括对古代飞行景观的研究，通过考古和考古磁力勘探可以看到这些景观，以探索当代定居点城市环境中的现象。

The planned project Escape - Migration - Interaction. Artifact-related diversity in Ancient Near Eastern contexts of the 2nd and 3rd millennium B.C. investigates issues of cultural influence, changes in material culture and the diversity of ancient oriental cultures in a multidisciplinary research association. It will focus on models of refugee and migration movements which are explained through abrupt changes in cultural material (e.g. ceramics) in archaeological contexts. Explorations at the ancient settlement mound Gird-i Shamlu in the Shahrizor plain, which lies near the Iraqi-Iranian border in southern Kurdistan shall serve as a case study, which can shed light on a possible refugee movement, which took place in the region about 3,500 years ago. The project also includes the study of the ancient landscape of flight, which can be made visible by archaeological and archaeomagnetic prospections in order to explore the phenomenon in the urban environment of contemporary settlements.