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LevelArchaeology and art of the Ancient Near East: Near East (B-KUL-F0SA5A)
This course is taught this academic year, but not next year.
Aims
The student gets an overview of the great culture-periods which are discerned in the Near-East and has to be able to collect an excerpt scientific literature independently.
Previous knowledge
No specific prior knowledge required.
Content
The course gives an outline of the evolution of the cultures in Near-Azia (Anatolia, Syro-Mesopotamia, Palestinia,...) from the Paleolithicum to Alexander. The development in the field of ceramics, the glyptik, the architecture, etc. are linked to the changes in the way of living and the technological progress.
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Is also included in other courses
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Bachelor of Art Studies
180 ects.
- Bachelor of Language and Area Studies: Arabic and Islamic Studies (Minor Language, Culture, History and Society) 180 ects.
Activities
4.0 ects. Archaeology and art of the Ancient Near East: Near East (B-KUL-F0SA5a)
Content
The course provides an outline of the evolution of the cultures of the Near-East (Anatolia, Syro-Mesopotamia, Palestinia, etc.) from the Paleolithicum to Alexander the Great (4th century BC). The development in the field of ceramics, glyptics, architecture, etc. are linked to the changes in the way of living and the technological progress.
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