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A Late Neolithic and Early Halaf Village at Sabi Abyad, Northern Syria
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Le site halafien ancien de Sabi Abyad, situé dans la haute vallée du Balikh (Syrie du nord), couvre environ 4 hectares et représente l'un des plus grands établissements Halafiens de la région. Des fouilles récentes ont révélé une succession de couches halafiennes anciennes, superposées immédiatement sur des couches néolithiques récentes. Il n'y a pas trace de rupture stratigraphique. Ces fouilles ont livré de nouvelles données tant sur l'origine des Halafiens que sur l'organisation de leurs établissements.
Title: A Late Neolithic and Early Halaf Village at Sabi Abyad, Northern Syria
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Le site halafien ancien de Sabi Abyad, situé dans la haute vallée du Balikh (Syrie du nord), couvre environ 4 hectares et représente l'un des plus grands établissements Halafiens de la région.
Des fouilles récentes ont révélé une succession de couches halafiennes anciennes, superposées immédiatement sur des couches néolithiques récentes.
Il n'y a pas trace de rupture stratigraphique.
Ces fouilles ont livré de nouvelles données tant sur l'origine des Halafiens que sur l'organisation de leurs établissements.
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