South Arabia and its Neighbours. Phenomena of Intercultural Contacts
14. Rencontres Sabéennes
Edited by Iris Gerlach
Hardback (Published)
(August 2015)
ISBN: 9783954900879
8.86 x 12.2 inches
Price: $117.00
In stock
The fourteenth volume in the series Archeological Reports from Yemen presents papers from the 14th Rencontres Sabeennes conference which was held in Berlin in 2010. This international symposium offered papers concerning the archeology, epigraphy, and history of the Arabian Peninsula, especially southern Arabia, and took place under the theme South Arabia and its Neighbors. Phenomena of Intercultural Contacts”. Current research about the diverse and geographically broad connections between southern Arabia and its neighboring regions are presented in this publication. English and German text.
English summary: The fourteenth volume in the series “Archeological Reports from Yemen” presents papers from the 14th Rencontres Sabeennes conference which was held in Berlin in 2010. This international symposium offered papers concerning the archeology, epigraphy, and history of the Arabian Peninsula, especially southern Arabia, and took place under the theme “South Arabia and its Neighbors: Phenomena of Intercultural Contacts.” Current research about the diverse and geographically broad connections between southern Arabia and its neighboring regions are presented in this publication. German description: Der 14. Band der Reihe “Archaologische Berichte aus dem Yemen” legt die Konferenzbeitrage der 14. Rencontres Sabeennes vor, die 2010 in Berlin stattfand. Diese internationale Fachtagung zur Archaologie, Epigraphik und Historie der Arabischen Halbinsel, insbesondere des sudlichen Arabiens, stand unter dem Hauptthema “South Arabia and its Neighbours. Phenomena of Intercultural Contacts”. Aktuellen Forschungen zu den mannigfaltigen und geographisch weit gespannten Beziehungen Sudarabiens zu seinen Nachbarregionen werden in dieser Publikation prasentiert.
- Edited by Iris Gerlach
„Les 14e Rencontres Sabéennes et la publication de ses actes apportent donc quantité d’informations nouvelles das les études sudarabiques malgré l’arret des trauvaux de terrain au Yémen. Ces apports concernent plus particulièrement le domaine des échanges culturels entre différentes régions et groupes humains à travers plusieurs domaines d’étude. L’archéologie contribue à ce thème par l’analyse des pétroglyphes de la région de Najran, par l’étude architecturale des remparts de Sumhuram, par l’examen des formes céramiques de Sumhuram, l’étude des jarres de stockage sudarabiques et des figurines en terracotta de la région de Ma’rib. L’épigraphie met égalment en évidence des contacts et des évolutions grace aux études linguistiques et grace au contenu des textes sudarabiques (synchronismes aidant á la datation des royaumes, d’ouvrages de construction, onomastique et vocabulaire éclairant la domestication du cheval en Arabie du Sud). Enfin, des études scientifiques permettent de déterminer l’orgine de roches prélevées sur le terrain, soulignant ainsi les contacts entre différentes régions.“<br/><br/>Von: Solène Marion de Procé<br/>In: Syria 94 (2017), S. 402-404.
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