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The Clay World of ?atalh?y?k: A fine-grained perspective

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ISBN
9781407354224
Series
British Archaeological Reports International Ser.
Publication Year
2020
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
Clay World of Çatalhöyük : a Fine-Grained Perspective
Author
Chris Doherty
Item Length
11.7in
Publisher
British Archaeological Reports The Limited
Item Width
8.3in
Number of Pages
Xv, 120 Pages

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This book addresses a paradox concerning the role of clay at atalh y k that arises from conflicting material culture and landscape views of what clay truly afforded this early agricultural community. The highly-developed and artistically rich clay-based material culture points to clay being a major contributor to the site's success. However, the underlying thick, impermeable clay beds are also thought to have impeded the drainage of seasonal floods, periodically isolating the community in extensive wetlands and clearly hostile to early agriculture. A landscape re-appraisal is made based on the recognition that the heavier clay artifacts must have been locally sourced and can therefore be read as direct samples of the local Neolithic landscape. The result is a revised landscape interpretation that no longer conflicts with the observed patterns of clay use or broader subsistence practice at atalh y k. Clay's role is re-examined in this revised landscape context to demonstrate a fuller and more complex picture than previously thought.

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Publisher
British Archaeological Reports The Limited
ISBN-10
1407354221
ISBN-13
9781407354224
eBay Product ID (ePID)
16050089475

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Author
Chris Doherty
Publication Name
Clay World of Çatalhöyük : a Fine-Grained Perspective
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Series
British Archaeological Reports International Ser.
Publication Year
2020
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
Xv, 120 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
11.7in
Item Width
8.3in

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Lc Classification Number
Gn776.32.T9d64 2020
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Table of Content
List of figuresList of tables1 The clay world of ÇatalhöyükClay in the Neolithic - why study?Situating ÇatalhöyükThe regional contextA familiarity with clayA clay paradoxA holistic clay materials-clay landscape approachClay definedKey themesHow was clay used at Çatalhöyük?What were the clay resources and how did these change?What was the nature of Çatalhöyük's clay landscape?What was the relationship between material culture and landscape?Was Çatalhöyük's success due to its clays?Landscape, taskscape, clayscape2 Clay-based material culture studies at Çatalhöyük: a reviewClay in the NeolithicClay-based materials at ÇatalhöyükMudbrickPlasterPotteryClay BallsGeometric clay objectsStamp sealsFigurinesBeyond the existing studies3 The clay landscape of ÇatalhöyükNew landscape thinking questions clay's roleBiogenic studiesClay studiesSummary4 Establishing the sequences of clay useMapping the clay-based material culture The claysClay colour as an investigative approachClay colour explainedThe four fundamental clay groups of Neolithic ÇatalhöyükSummary5 Reinterpreting the Holocene alluvium: challenging Çatalhöyük's clay foundationReconstructing the Holocene landscape of ÇatalhöyükKOPAL's wetlandPhysiographic constraintsThe wrong riverAlluvial deposition - vertical not lateral accretionWhy these clays are darkThe clayscape emergesSummary6 The Holocene alluvium - a clay for all purposesWhat kind of clay is the Lower Alluvium?PerformanceNon-architectural usesClay balls and geometric clay objects (GCOs)Mini-ballsFigurinesPotteryEarly mudbricks - buildings and consequencesCh'ine opératoireAlluvial clay abandoned - understanding the first major clay transition at ÇatalhöyükPossible causesA likely storyWider consequencesLandscape expressionSummary7 A common ground: the white marls and lake clays of the Konya PlainThe plaster sequence in detailThe white marls at ÇatalhöyükDifferentiating white marl and burnt lime plastersThe burnt lime plaster up closeUp in smoke - re-examining the evidence for burnt lime technologyImplicationsThe multi-layer plastersSingle layer white marl plasterBeyond the pale - the non-white marlsThe geomorphological settingMaterial culture expressionLandscape affordancesSummary8 Colluvium: the rise of a new clayColluvium and the 'clay cycle' at ÇatalhöyükThe composition of East Mound colluviumThe processes and variables of colluvium formationThe main areas of colluvium formationEarly occupation - the beginnings of the clay cycleMid to late occupation - the full clay cycle establishedInterpreting the use of colluvial clayÇatalhöyük's History Houses and colluviumStable clay aggregatesThe consequences of colluvial clay useSocial implicationsLocal landscape consequencesSummary9 Arrivals from a distant clayscapePottery at ÇatalhöyükThe fabric sequenceQuestions: what, how, where, why and who?ProcedureFabrics and sourcesThin section analysisThe expected local fabricThe 'gritty ware' fabricsA non-local provenance confirmedPossible volcanic sourcesFindingsModelling a higher resolution provenanceClosing inGritty ware production and propertiesHow - comparative production sequencesWhy?Who?Wider activitySummary10 ConclusionsFindingsÇatalhöyük's four main clay groupsThe need to re-interpret Çatalhöyük's clay landscapeThe Lower Alluvium - both a versatile raw material and a soil resourceChanges in Lower Alluvium use explainedWhite plasters - challenging held views and recognising innovationThe non-white marlsColluvium and the clay cycle at ÇatalhöyükDistant claysAnswering the questionAnother viewFinal remarksBibliography
Copyright Date
2020
Topic
Archaeology, Anthropology / General
Lccn
2019-467399
Dewey Decimal
939.2
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Social Science

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