Muzafer Korkuti
Biographic Data
| ID | 1089154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Muzafer Korkuti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Muzafer |
| FAMILY NAME | Korkuti |
| SIGNATURE | KORKUTI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Academy of Sciences of Albania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Early Prehistoric Landscape and Landuse in the Fier Region of Albania
Little was known until recently about regional patterns of early prehistoric occupation in Albania, making it difficult to situate the Albanian record within existing, general models of early prehistoric landuse. An intensive regional survey, the Mallakastra Regional Archaeological Project (MRAP), carried out in the Fier region of central Albania from 1998-2003, gathered widespread evidence for human occupation during the Palaeolithic and Mesolit…
The Palaeolithic and Mesolithic of Albania
In the Balkans archaeologists until recently have neglected Pleistocene and early Holocene remains in open-air contexts in favor of excavations in caves. As a consequence, they have reconstructed patterns of settlement and land use that in many areas are misleading. The authors of this paper suggest that a systematic examination of Palaeolithic and Mesolithic open-air sites through intensive surface survey has the potential to transform entirely …
Paleoclimate Characterization and Intra-site Correlation Using Magnetic Susceptibility Measurements
Magnetic susceptibility was measured for 630 samples from Holocene sediments taken from Konispol Cave, sw Albania. Comparisons between magnetic susceptibility profiles from three trenches within the cave show distinctive variations in magnetic susceptibility magnitudes and patterns that, in turn, allow direct correlations between trenches and estimates of small-scale sedimentation rate changes. Using 14C dates in conjunction with magnetic suscept…
Paleoliti në Shqipëri / Le paléolithique en Albanie
Korkuti Muzafer. Paleoliti në Shqipëri / Le paléolithique en Albanie. In: Iliria, vol. 25, 1995. pp. 5-15
Radiocarbon and archaeomagnetic dates from Konispol Cave, Albania
Albania, isolated from Europe for nearly half a century, was closed to absolute archaeological dating during that time. New dates from an unusual large cave-site in southern Albania go beyond the single first radiocarbon date published for the country in ANTIQUITY in 1991, and permit the establishment of a radiocarbon and archaeomagnetic sequence
Electrical resistivity surveys as indicators of site potential
Electrical resistivity surveys have been conducted, in conjunction with follow‐up auger and test excavations, to optimize the excavation potential within two European closed sites. The first site, Pont d'Ambon II rock shelter, is situated on the Dronne River in the Department of the Dordogne, southwestern France. It is located ∼100 m south of Pont d'Ambon I rock shelter, from which late Upper Paleolithic cultural material has been recovered. Auge…
Archaeology in Albania
Konispol (Sarandë)
Korkuti Muzafer, Shabani Halil. Konispol (Sarandë). In: Iliria, vol. 19 n°2, 1989. Simpoziumi «Ilirët dhe Bota antike» / Der Symposium «Die Illyrer und die antike Welt». pp. 260-262
Vendbanimi prehistorik i Trenit / L'agglomération préhistorique de Tren
Korkuti Muzafer. Vendbanimi prehistorik i Trenit / L'agglomération préhistorique de Tren. In: Iliria, vol. 1, 1971. pp. 31-48
The Palaeolithic and Mesolithic of Albania
In the Balkans archaeologists until recently have neglected Pleistocene and early Holocene remains in open-air contexts in favor of excavations in caves. As a consequence, they have reconstructed patterns of settlement and land use that in many areas are misleading. The authors of this paper suggest that a systematic examination of Palaeolithic and Mesolithic open-air sites through intensive surface survey has the potential to transform entirely …
Early Prehistoric Landscape and Landuse in the Fier Region of Albania
Little was known until recently about regional patterns of early prehistoric occupation in Albania, making it difficult to situate the Albanian record within existing, general models of early prehistoric landuse. An intensive regional survey, the Mallakastra Regional Archaeological Project (MRAP), carried out in the Fier region of central Albania from 1998-2003, gathered widespread evidence for human occupation during the Palaeolithic and Mesolit…
Electrical resistivity surveys as indicators of site potential
Electrical resistivity surveys have been conducted, in conjunction with follow‐up auger and test excavations, to optimize the excavation potential within two European closed sites. The first site, Pont d'Ambon II rock shelter, is situated on the Dronne River in the Department of the Dordogne, southwestern France. It is located ∼100 m south of Pont d'Ambon I rock shelter, from which late Upper Paleolithic cultural material has been recovered. Auge…
Archaeology in Albania
Radiocarbon and archaeomagnetic dates from Konispol Cave, Albania
Albania, isolated from Europe for nearly half a century, was closed to absolute archaeological dating during that time. New dates from an unusual large cave-site in southern Albania go beyond the single first radiocarbon date published for the country in ANTIQUITY in 1991, and permit the establishment of a radiocarbon and archaeomagnetic sequence
Vendbanimi prehistorik i Trenit / L'agglomération préhistorique de Tren
Korkuti Muzafer. Vendbanimi prehistorik i Trenit / L'agglomération préhistorique de Tren. In: Iliria, vol. 1, 1971. pp. 31-48
Vendbanimi prehistorik i Trenit / L'agglomération préhistorique de Tren
Korkuti Muzafer. Vendbanimi prehistorik i Trenit / L'agglomération préhistorique de Tren. In: Iliria, vol. 1, 1971. pp. 31-48
Konispol (Sarandë)
Korkuti Muzafer, Shabani Halil. Konispol (Sarandë). In: Iliria, vol. 19 n°2, 1989. Simpoziumi «Ilirët dhe Bota antike» / Der Symposium «Die Illyrer und die antike Welt». pp. 260-262
Electrical resistivity surveys as indicators of site potential
Electrical resistivity surveys have been conducted, in conjunction with follow‐up auger and test excavations, to optimize the excavation potential within two European closed sites. The first site, Pont d'Ambon II rock shelter, is situated on the Dronne River in the Department of the Dordogne, southwestern France. It is located ∼100 m south of Pont d'Ambon I rock shelter, from which late Upper Paleolithic cultural material has been recovered. Auge…
Archaeology in Albania
Radiocarbon and archaeomagnetic dates from Konispol Cave, Albania
Albania, isolated from Europe for nearly half a century, was closed to absolute archaeological dating during that time. New dates from an unusual large cave-site in southern Albania go beyond the single first radiocarbon date published for the country in ANTIQUITY in 1991, and permit the establishment of a radiocarbon and archaeomagnetic sequence
Paleoliti në Shqipëri / Le paléolithique en Albanie
Korkuti Muzafer. Paleoliti në Shqipëri / Le paléolithique en Albanie. In: Iliria, vol. 25, 1995. pp. 5-15
Paleoclimate Characterization and Intra-site Correlation Using Magnetic Susceptibility Measurements
Magnetic susceptibility was measured for 630 samples from Holocene sediments taken from Konispol Cave, sw Albania. Comparisons between magnetic susceptibility profiles from three trenches within the cave show distinctive variations in magnetic susceptibility magnitudes and patterns that, in turn, allow direct correlations between trenches and estimates of small-scale sedimentation rate changes. Using 14C dates in conjunction with magnetic suscept…
The Palaeolithic and Mesolithic of Albania
In the Balkans archaeologists until recently have neglected Pleistocene and early Holocene remains in open-air contexts in favor of excavations in caves. As a consequence, they have reconstructed patterns of settlement and land use that in many areas are misleading. The authors of this paper suggest that a systematic examination of Palaeolithic and Mesolithic open-air sites through intensive surface survey has the potential to transform entirely …
Early Prehistoric Landscape and Landuse in the Fier Region of Albania
Little was known until recently about regional patterns of early prehistoric occupation in Albania, making it difficult to situate the Albanian record within existing, general models of early prehistoric landuse. An intensive regional survey, the Mallakastra Regional Archaeological Project (MRAP), carried out in the Fier region of central Albania from 1998-2003, gathered widespread evidence for human occupation during the Palaeolithic and Mesolit…
Archaeology (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Geology (5 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (4 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (3 works) · Cave (3 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 works) · Excavation (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (2 works)