Abstract
Bu çalışmanın amacı, Yakın-Uoğu'nun. bugünkü bilgilerimizin ışığında, toplam 12 Neolitik köy yer i eş i ininde ilginç bir ölü gömme adeti olarak karşımı/a çıkan kafatasında sadece yüz kısmım, kulak, burun, göz ve ağız gibi tüm ay rıntıları vererek alçı. kil gibi maddelerle sıvama ya da bildiğimiz kadarıyla sadece Anadolu v e Suriye'de uygulandığına tanık okluğumuz ölümden hemen sonra, ceset çürümeden, tüm vücudu alçı ile kaplama adetlerini çeşitli yönleriyle tanıtmaya yönelik olacaktı
PRACTICE OF REMODELLING SKULLS OR BODIES BY PLASTERING IN NEOLITHIC SOCIETIES: SOME EXAMPLES FROM ANATOLIA AND THE NEAR EAST
Abstract
Covering or remodelling skulk with piaster and red cxlire hat had Ixx-n removed from the rest of the skeleton niter the flesh hud decayed, is a rather common practice among die Neolithic culnnes of Anatolia and of the Near. East. Even iftiieie is no dkect evidence thai would help in understanding the motives ijeyond this practice, it om stili Ire considered in die conceptual changes that took place during this time period, mainly of death and life The paper will cover a description of the plastered skulls and bodies that have treen tecovered at the Neolithic sites of Konik Tepe, Cafer höyük in Southeastern Turkey and at Köşk Höyük, Aştklı and and Çatal Höyük İn Central Anatolia, These thds will Ire considered together with the similar finds from other Neolithic sites of the Near East
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| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Journal Section | Research Article |
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| Publication Date | January 1, 2005 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2005 Issue: 8 |
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Vedat Dalokay Caddesi No: 112 Çankaya 06670 ANKARA
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