مرز کشاورزی آناتولی مرکزی/غربی: مجموعه مقالات کارگاه نوسنگی برگزار شده در دهمین کنفرانس ICAANE در وین، آوریل ۲۰۱۶ (اوره)

The transformation of societies from mobile hunter-gatherers into farming communities living in permanent villages represents one of the most essential revolutions in human history. The dispersal of this new Neolithic way of life from one of the core zones in central Anatolia into the west forms the focus of this book. The 13 contributions collected in this volume present a diverse and mosaic-like scenario of the Neolithic transformation processes and allow for the re-evaluation of long-established models in the field of Neolithic archaeology. Cover 1 Contents 8 Preface by the Series Editor 10 Introduction 12 Anatolia: From the Origins of Agriculture ... to the Spread of Neolithic Economies 18 When and Why Holocene Levantine Farmers Moved Westward? 46 A Phantom Frontier and the Wild West? A View from the Neolithic of Central Anatolia 70 The Significance of an Insular Aegean Mesolithic to Processes of Neolithisation 86 Dot by Dot: Phase-mapping the Central/Western Anatolian Farming Threshold 104 Çatalhöyük and the Emergence of the Late Neolithic Network in the Western Part of the Anatolian Peninsula 128 An Alternative Look at the Neolithisation Process of Western Anatolia: From an Old Periphery to a New Core 144 Migrating and Creating Social Memories: On the Arrival and Adaptation of the Neolithic in Aegean Anatolia 160 Farmer-Forager Interactions in the Neolithisation of Northwest Anatolia: Reassessing the Evidence 182 Circular, Oval and Rectilinear: A Note on Building Plan Variability at Neolithic Sites in Central-West Anatolia 212 Neolithic Goes West: Concepts and Models on the Neolithisation of the Aegean 224 The Neolithisation of Europe: An Arrhythmic Process 242 Index 252