Anatolian
Archaeology
is a 'magazine-style' publication which is the BIAA's annual
report on research supported. Short articles are written by the
project directors themselves and are fully illustrated.
Climate history, vegetation and landscape change in
northeast Turkey
Warren J. Eastwood,
Anne E Mather, Hakan Yigitbasioglu and Elizabeth Maher
Early Pleistocene environments in the Gediz river valley
around Kula, western Turkey: a context for early human occupation and migration
Darrel Maddy, Tuncer Demir and Tom
Veldkamp
Frontiers of the
Ottoman World
Historical-archaeological investigations at Akkerman
(Bilhorod-Dnistrosky) fortress, Ukraine 2009
Victor Ostapchuk,
Julian Bennett, Svitlana Bilyayeva, Olena Fialko, Caroline Finkel, Richard
Haddlesey and Tomasz Wazny
Georgians and Turks on the mediaeval eastern Anatolia
frontier Andrew Peacock
Settlement History of
Anatolia
The Boncuklu Project: investigating the beginnings of
agriculture, sedentism and herding in central Anatolia Douglas Baird
Domuztepe 2009 Stuart
Campbell
Survey in Thrace July 2009 J. Crow
The Cide Archaeological Project 2009 Bleda During and Claudia Glatz
The Avkat Archaeological Project 2009 John Haldon, Hugh Elton and James Newhard
Upper stories at Catalhoyuk Ian Hodder
Kilise Tepe 2009 Mark
Jackson and Nicholas Postgate
Amorium 2009 Chris
Lightfoot
Catilar Survey Project 2009 Nicoletta Momigliano, Alan M Greaves and Tamar Hodos
The Kerkenes Project 2009 Geoffrey and Francoise Summers
Pisidia Survey Project 2009: pottery and more in the
territory of Pednelissos
Lutgarde Vandeput,
Veli Kose and Mark Jackson
Pichvnari, Georgia 2008-2009 Michael Vickers and Amiran Kakhidze
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Anatolian
Archaeology
is a 'magazine-style' publication which is the BIAA's annual
report on research supported. Short articles are written by the
project directors themselves and are fully illustrated.
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