HighStepLands. Holocene socio-cultural-environmental interactions along a highland altitudinal transect of the Zagros Mountains (Kohgiluyeh-e Boyer Ahmad Province, Southwestern Iran)

高阶土地。

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    424602581
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    --
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    德国
  • 项目类别:
    Priority Programmes
  • 财政年份:
    2019
  • 资助国家:
    德国
  • 起止时间:
    2018-12-31 至 2023-12-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

The project aims to reconstruct long-term socio-cultural-environmental dynamics and past changes in cultural landscape formation processes in the Zagros Mountains of Southwestern Iran. In particular, this study will reconstruct past human settlement dynamics and mobility patterns, as well as identify strategies of past societies to cope with and react to changing environmental and political conditions. Within the SPP, the proposed research focus speaks directly to the questions raised in the main Research Topic ST 3 "Mobility and Networks". Further, the project will make a strong contribution to the research fields "FF2: Population dynamics and settlement Systems", "FF4: Strategies of coping with distances", as well as "FF5: Mobility Patterns" with an innovative approach to investigate newly collected datasets. We plan to use a highly interdisciplinary three-pillared approach including: 1) palaeoenvironmental; 2) landscape archaeological; 3) ethno-historical studies.Located in a crucial position between the main cultural zones of Southwestern Iran, the highly mountainous Kohgiluyeh-e Boyer Ahmad Province is an ideal setting for this case study. Here, it is possible to find very diverse environmental conditions within a limited horizontal distance. The presence of unexplored palaeoenvironmental and archaeological archives, as well as ethno-historical accounts offer excellent conditions to reconstruct past human settlement and connectivity over environmentally distinct sub-regions located at different elevations. With a focus ranging from the earliest phase of the Neolithic process to the age of the empires (ca. 9000 BCE-700 CE), the present investigation will combine the results of detailed studies in three different environmental zones of the Kohgiluyeh-e Boyer Ahmad Province. In particular, this study will: a) acquire a vast and detailed Holocene palaeoenvironmental dataset from two lake sediment archives for reconstructing changes in the vegetal, soil, and water resources; b) acquire new archaeological datasets and integrate them with the existing archaeological record to reconstruct regional population dynamics; c) identify the main forms of social organizations, the modes of subsistence and patterns of mobility in this specific region as derived from the analysis of written documents and ethnographic examples; d) correlate and integrate the above-mentioned records for a detailed reconstruction of past dynamics. In a nutshell, this study aims to be a prototypical example of interdisciplinary research efforts to explore past socio-cultural-environmental interactions in a ‘marginal’ sector of the Zagros Mountains. The results of this innovative methodological approach may then be extrapolated to trace similar dynamics in other sections of the Iranian Highlands, or in other mountainous areas of southwestern Asia.
该项目旨在重建伊朗西南部扎格罗斯山脉长期的社会-文化-环境动态和文化景观形成过程中过去的变化。特别是,这项研究将重建过去的人类住区动态和流动模式,并确定过去社会应对和应对不断变化的环境和政治条件的战略。在SPP内部,拟议的研究重点直接涉及主要研究主题ST 3“移动性和网络”中提出的问题。此外,该项目将对“FF2:人口动态和住区系统”、“FF4:应对距离的战略”以及“FF5:流动模式”等研究领域作出重大贡献,采用创新的方法调查新收集的数据集。我们计划使用高度跨学科的三支柱方法,包括:1)古环境;2)景观考古;3)民族历史研究。位于伊朗西南部主要文化区之间的关键位置上,多山的Kohgiluyeh-e Boyer Ahmad省是进行本案例研究的理想环境。在这里,可以在有限的水平距离内找到非常多样化的环境条件。未开发的古环境和考古档案以及民族历史记载的存在为重建过去的人类住区和位于不同海拔的不同环境分区域之间的连通性提供了极好的条件。本次调查的重点从新石器时代进程的最早阶段到帝国时代(约公元前9000-700年),将结合在艾哈迈德省Kohgiluyeh-e Boyer Ahmad省三个不同环境地带的详细研究结果。特别是,这项研究将:a)从两个湖泊沉积物档案中获取大量和详细的全新世古环境数据集,以重建植被、土壤和水资源的变化;b)获取新的考古数据集,并将其与现有的考古记录相结合,以重建区域人口动态;c)通过对书面文件和人种学实例的分析,确定该特定地区的主要社会组织形式、生存方式和流动模式;d)将上述记录相互关联和整合,以详细重建过去的动态。简而言之,这项研究旨在成为跨学科研究努力的典范,探索扎格罗斯山脉“边缘”地区过去的社会-文化-环境相互作用。然后,可以推断这种创新方法的结果,以在伊朗高地的其他部分或在西南亚的其他山区追踪类似的动态。

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{{ truncateString('Dr. Andrea Ricci', 18)}}的其他基金

CrossHighlands: Mobility and Resource Procurement Strategies in the Mountains of Kohgiluyeh (southwestern Iran)
CrossHighlands:Kohgiluyeh 山区(伊朗西南部)的流动性和资源采购策略
  • 批准号:
    516454888
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    --
  • 项目类别:
    Priority Programmes

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