Harriet E W Crawford
Biographic Data
| ID | 1418795 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harriet E W Crawford |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harriet E W |
| FAMILY NAME | Crawford |
| SIGNATURE | CRAWFORD H E W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Sumerian world
Analogies, anomalies and research strategy
This article deals with the contribution of analogies to archaeological interpretation: their scope and their limitations; their use to establish broad principles and for more specific interpretation. The importance of anomalies, often identified by the use of ethnographic analogy is also discussed. Some applications of analogy are suggested in the Middle East, particularly for population studies. The importance of vernacular architecture and eth…
The Architecture of Iraq in the Third Millennium B.C
Some fire installations from Abu Salabikh, Iraq (Dedicated to the memory of Margaret Munn-Rankin)
Description et catalogue d'un groupe de dispositifs à feu de la partie Sud du Tell Abu Salabikh, au Sud de l'Iraq. Des parallèles archéologiques et ethnographiques aident à déterminer les fonctions des trois principaux types d'installations. Le premier type est le four à pain bien connu (tannurj; le deuxième type est représenté par un groupe de foyers ouverts de forme rectangulaire qui paraissent avoir servi à cuire ou peut-être à griller la nour…
The problem of tin in Mesopotamian bronzes
Taking as its starting‐point papers by Dayton, and Muhly and Wertime, this paper tries to show that at least two sources of tin, one in Armenia and one near Bukhara, are known, and attempts to discover whether either of them could have been the source used by the Sumerians. The evidence is inconclusive but the indications are that Bukhara is a more likely source of supply in the third millennium
Some fire installations from Abu Salabikh, Iraq (Dedicated to the memory of Margaret Munn-Rankin)
Description et catalogue d'un groupe de dispositifs à feu de la partie Sud du Tell Abu Salabikh, au Sud de l'Iraq. Des parallèles archéologiques et ethnographiques aident à déterminer les fonctions des trois principaux types d'installations. Le premier type est le four à pain bien connu (tannurj; le deuxième type est représenté par un groupe de foyers ouverts de forme rectangulaire qui paraissent avoir servi à cuire ou peut-être à griller la nour…
The problem of tin in Mesopotamian bronzes
Taking as its starting‐point papers by Dayton, and Muhly and Wertime, this paper tries to show that at least two sources of tin, one in Armenia and one near Bukhara, are known, and attempts to discover whether either of them could have been the source used by the Sumerians. The evidence is inconclusive but the indications are that Bukhara is a more likely source of supply in the third millennium
Analogies, anomalies and research strategy
This article deals with the contribution of analogies to archaeological interpretation: their scope and their limitations; their use to establish broad principles and for more specific interpretation. The importance of anomalies, often identified by the use of ethnographic analogy is also discussed. Some applications of analogy are suggested in the Middle East, particularly for population studies. The importance of vernacular architecture and eth…
The problem of tin in Mesopotamian bronzes
Taking as its starting‐point papers by Dayton, and Muhly and Wertime, this paper tries to show that at least two sources of tin, one in Armenia and one near Bukhara, are known, and attempts to discover whether either of them could have been the source used by the Sumerians. The evidence is inconclusive but the indications are that Bukhara is a more likely source of supply in the third millennium
The Architecture of Iraq in the Third Millennium B.C
Some fire installations from Abu Salabikh, Iraq (Dedicated to the memory of Margaret Munn-Rankin)
Description et catalogue d'un groupe de dispositifs à feu de la partie Sud du Tell Abu Salabikh, au Sud de l'Iraq. Des parallèles archéologiques et ethnographiques aident à déterminer les fonctions des trois principaux types d'installations. Le premier type est le four à pain bien connu (tannurj; le deuxième type est représenté par un groupe de foyers ouverts de forme rectangulaire qui paraissent avoir servi à cuire ou peut-être à griller la nour…
Analogies, anomalies and research strategy
This article deals with the contribution of analogies to archaeological interpretation: their scope and their limitations; their use to establish broad principles and for more specific interpretation. The importance of anomalies, often identified by the use of ethnographic analogy is also discussed. Some applications of analogy are suggested in the Middle East, particularly for population studies. The importance of vernacular architecture and eth…
The Sumerian world
History (5 works) · Ancient Near East History (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (2 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · 935/.5 (1 work)