A Historical Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire. Breaking New Ground. | ArHiCuP

Resource Name A Historical Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire. Breaking New Ground.
Author Uzi Baram, Linda Caroll
ISBN 0-306-46311-3
Material type Text
Subject history and archeology; Ottoman Empire, Romania (Europe, Asia)
Publisher Kluwer Academic Publishers, New York, Boeton, Dordrecht, London, Moscow

Year 2002
Format 30 cm, 277 p., ill.
Format printing
Language English
Annotation The paper addresses the history of the Ottoman Empire in terms of archaeological findings. Interdisciplinary studies complement and help to make a relevant analysis. Regional aspects of the empire's history are pointed out. The chapters was written by mor many specialist. It is aimed at researchers, students and the general public.
Link to electronic resource https://www.academia.edu/29652921/A_Historical_Archaeology_of_the_Ottoman_Empire_Breaking_New_Ground_Edited_by_Uzi_Baram_and_Lynda_Carroll

Preface – 1. The Future of the Ottoman past – 2. From Archaeology to a „History from Below” – 3. The Archaeology of the Ottoman Ti`innik: An Interdisciplinary Approach – 4. Dendrochronogically Dated Ottoman Monuments – 5. Entangled objects from the Palestinian Past: Archaeological Perspective for the Ottoma Period, 1500-1900 – 6. Toward an Archaeology of Non-elite Consumption in Late Ottoman Anatolia – 7. The Sadana Island Shipwreck: A Mideighteen-Century Treasure Trove – 8. Daily Life in the Shadow of Empire: A Food System Approach to the Archaeology of the Ottoman Period – 9. Transformations, Readings and Visions of the Ottoman Mosque – 10. Sultans, Merchants, and Minorities: The Challenge of Historical Archaeology in the Modern Middle East – 11. Diverse Approaches to the Ottoman Past: Toward a Globally Conceived, Regionally Specific Historical Archaeology – References – Appendix: Chronology for the Ottoman Empire: Some Key dates in Ottoman History, 1260-1923 - Index

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