Architecture of the pre‐pottery neolithic settlement in Nemrik, Iraq
Architecture of the pre‐pottery neolithic settlement in Nemrik, Iraq
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伊拉克内姆里克前陶器新石器时代定居点的建筑
DOI:
10.1080/00438243.1990.9980113
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发表时间:
1990
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Andrzej Kempisty
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作者:
S. Kozłowski;Andrzej Kempisty
Abstract The excavations at the site of Nemrik in northern Iraq have revealed a unique series of pre‐pottery neolithic settlements dating from the ninth to the first half of the seventh millennium be. Especially notable is the evidence for house architecture, including interior fittings and the unusual pillar structures which seem to have been supports for the roof. The architecture displays a clear course of development in technique of construction, form, roof support system and the conception of interior fixtures, from the earliest simple hut‐like structures to large, relatively richly furnished mud‐brick houses with wooden and later, unique to Nemrik, compacted marl roof‐supporting pillars. Technological progress is seen as the major factor in the architectural transformations of the eighth and seventh millennia bc.