Hellenistic Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates,North Syria: the archaeology and history of a Seleucid settlement

杰贝尔哈立德，一个大型的设防城镇守卫着幼发拉底河上的一个战略过境点，似乎已经建立了作为一个军事殖民地早在塞琉古王朝时期（？叙利亚保罗）.挖掘揭示了希腊/马其顿移民定居下来与当地居民生活在一起的程度。它还揭示了许多关于希腊防御系统的信息;关于希腊建筑和城镇规划（公共和家庭）对当地条件的适应;关于公民设施以及家庭和宗教生活;关于经济和贸易联系。重要的地层控制也被建立在确定希腊化陶器的年代，包括进口和当地的陶器。

Jebel Khalid, a large fortified town guarding a strategic crossing-point on the Euphrates, appears to have been established as a military colony early in the Seleucid period (?=Syrian Amphipolis). Excavation is revealing how far the immigrant Greek/Macedonian colonists settled down to live with the native populations. It is also revealing much about Greek defence systems; about adaptations of Greek architecture and town-planning (both public and domestic) to local conditions; about civic amenities as well as domestic and religious life; about economic and trading contacts. Important stratigraphic control is also being established over dating Hellenistic pottery, both imported and local wares.