Textile, Fashion, and Gender Semiotic Studies in the Ancient Near East (2/2)
Part 2: Socio-cultural aspects of textiles and women
Étiqueté : Bronze Age
Textile, Fashion, and Gender Semiotic Studies in the Ancient Near East (1/2)
These two blogs, which will appear successively, report the preliminary results of three conferences I participated within the framework of “gender studies.” Kouzehgari, Z. 2022, “Textile as Social Status Marker: Textile and Collective and Individual Fashion...
Mysterious signs or pictographic inscriptions in the Oxus civilisation?
Writing, which is considered the most advanced product of the development of human thought, was invented by the Sumerians in the 4th millennium B.C. Sumerian pictographic writing originally appeared as images. They expressed the existing situations...
Une approche céramologique des relations Egée-Anatolie au 3e millénaire av. J.-C.
Une grande partie de la céramique que les archéologues étudient soigneusement de nos jours aurait été rejetée dans les déblais sans état d’âme il y a seulement 50 ans : céramique grossière de cuisine, de stockage...
Quelques remarques sur les « sites défensifs » crétois de la fin de l’Âge du Bronze
À la fin du Minoen Récent III B (ca 1200 av. n. è.), on assiste en Crète à un mouvement général d’abandon des petits habitats côtiers qui caractérisaient la période précédente au profit de collines situées...
Ancient Lebanon reveals its treasures: ‘Sidon Best of 15 Years’ exhibition
The early lifestyle of people in ancient Sidon has been revived and brought back to life by a team of archaeologists showing to its full extent the richness of Lebanese heritage, culture and history.’ The Sidon...
