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Period All subjects The Neolithic: home, food and material (13) The Early Chalcolithic: defining a transition (7) The Late Pottery Neolithic: an open boundary (8) The Chalcolithic: villages and crafts (11) The Bronze Age: cities and connections (7) The Iron Age (12) The Babylonian period: Judah and Benjamin after 586 (3) The Persian period: empire and local life (5) The Hellenistic period: moving forms, local traditions (5) The Roman period, up close (16) The Byzantine period: city, trade and sea (6) The early Islamic period: rule and commerce (5) The Middle Ages: building, water and reuse (6) The Aceramic Neolithic in Cyprus: a frame counted in millennia (4) The Neolithic in Cyprus: two phases in one table (6) The Ceramic Neolithic in Cyprus: a documented gap (1) The Chalcolithic in Cyprus: the 2500 BCE boundary (3) The Bronze Age in Cyprus: three phases, three divisions (10) The Early Bronze Age in Cyprus: ending in 2000 or 1900 BCE (2) The Middle Bronze Age in Cyprus: up to a century apart (3) The Late Bronze Age in Cyprus: a boundary crossed (5) The Geometric period in Cyprus: a tripod and a temple (3) Cyprus from the Geometric to the Classical period: three periods on one page (12) The Archaic period in Cyprus: a palace and a lampstand (3) The Classical period in Cyprus: up to the end of the kingdoms (4) The Hellenistic period in Cyprus: a new city at Paphos (3) The Roman period in Cyprus: a public centre and a house (3) The Early Christian period in Cyprus: basilicas of the 5th and 6th centuries (3) Early Christian and Byzantine Cyprus: three periods in one group (10) Cyprus in the period of the Arab raids: few dated remains (3) The Byzantine period in Cyprus: painted churches in the Troodos (3) The Frankish period in Cyprus: military orders and royal patronage (4) Frankish and Venetian Cyprus: 1191 to 1571, with a disputed end (8) The Venetian period in Cyprus: Troodos churches and a disputed end date (4) The Neolithic in Egypt: between domestication and fishing (3) The Predynastic period in Egypt: from Badari to Naqada III (4) The Early Dynastic period in Egypt: royal tombs and their dates (3) The Old Kingdom of Egypt: the pyramids of Giza and Saqqara (3) The First Intermediate Period in Egypt: two competing dynasties (2) The Middle Kingdom of Egypt: reunification from Thebes (4) The Second Intermediate Period in Egypt: Hyksos in the north, Thebes in the south (3) The New Kingdom of Egypt: Memphis and Thebes (4) The Third Intermediate Period in Egypt: divided rule, a disputed end (3) The Late Period in Egypt: Assyria, Persia and the Greeks (3) Macedonian and Ptolemaic Egypt: a new capital by the sea (4) Roman rule in Egypt: emperors as successors to the pharaohs (4) Byzantine rule in Egypt: a rule in two spans (4) Sasanian rule in Egypt: dates without finds (1) Early Islamic Egypt: six rules in three centuries (4) Fatimid Egypt: a new capital and its gates (4) Ayyubid Egypt: a citadel, a madrasa and a double end (3) Mamluk Egypt: foundations that perpetuated a patron's name (4) The Neolithic in Mesopotamia: from farming communities to pottery styles (3) The Chalcolithic in Mesopotamia: from Ubaid to Uruk (3) The Early Bronze Age in Mesopotamia: city-states, Akkad and Ur (3) The Middle Bronze Age in Mesopotamia: Old Assyrian and Old Babylonian (3) The Late Bronze Age in Mesopotamia: Mitanni, Middle Assyrian and Kassite (2) The early Iron Age in Mesopotamia: a bridging row (2) The Neo-Assyrian period: capitals and reliefs (5) The Neo-Babylonian period: from kingdom to empire (3) Achaemenid Mesopotamia: Persian rule from Cyrus to Alexander (3) Macedonian and Seleucid Mesopotamia: from Alexander to the Parthians (2) Parthian Mesopotamia: Arsacid rule from Ctesiphon (4) Sasanian Mesopotamia: Ctesiphon until the coming of Islam (3) Early Islamic and Abbasid Mesopotamia: from the Arab conquest to 1258 (3) Mesopotamia from the Ilkhanids to the Aq Quyunlu: Baghdad as a provincial capital (3) The Neolithic in Iran: herds, clay vessels and figurines (3) The Chalcolithic in Iran: from villages to centres (3) The Early Bronze Age in Iran: from Susa to Shahr-i Sokhta (3) The Middle Bronze Age and Old Elamite period in Iran: two Elamite dynasties (4) Elam: the Middle Elamite and Neo-Elamite periods (7) The Middle Elamite period: two starting dates (3) Iron Age I in Iran: a label before iron (3) The Iron Age in northern and western Iran (9) Iron Age II in Iran: Hasanlu IV and the first iron (3) The Neo-Elamite period: two phases, a city and a tomb (3) Iron Age III in Iran: bronzes, local pottery and two end dates (3) Achaemenid Iran: from Cyrus II to Alexander's conquest (5) Seleucid Iran: 247 BCE and after (3) Parthian Iran: from Arsaces I to Ardashir I (3) Sasanian Iran: cities, sanctuaries and royal silver (4) Early Islamic Iran: caliphs and Iranian dynasties (3) Seljuq and Khwarazmshah Iran: a mosque and mausolea (3) Mongol and Ilkhanid Iran: a palace and a mausoleum (3) Iran from the Muzaffarids to the Timurids and Turkmen: overlapping dynasties (3) The Neolithic in the Aegean: from Sesklo to Dimini (4) The Bronze Age in the Aegean: three phases, three subregions (11) The Early Bronze Age in the Aegean: Helladic, Cycladic, Minoan (3) The Middle Bronze Age in the Aegean: palaces on Crete, graves at Dimini (3) The Late Bronze Age in the Aegean: Minoans, Mycenaeans and an eruption (4) The Early Iron Age and Protogeometric period in the Aegean: cemeteries and a cult centre (5) The Early Iron Age and Geometric period in the Aegean: cemeteries and sanctuaries (8) The Geometric period in the Aegean: two dates for one name (4) The Archaic period in the Aegean: statues, vessels and sanctuaries (5) The Classical period in the Aegean: Athens and the rise of Macedonia (4) The Hellenistic period in the Aegean: years shared with Roman rule (3) Roman rule in Greece: from Corinth in 146 BCE to the New Rome (4) Byzantine Greece and the Aegean: from the New Rome to 1204 (3) Latin rule and the late Byzantine Aegean: an end that differs by place (3) The Neolithic in Anatolia: two phases on one page (7) The Pre-Pottery Neolithic in Anatolia: monuments and villages before pottery (3) The Pottery Neolithic in Anatolia: a short row and disputed dates (3) The Chalcolithic in Anatolia: continuity and copper (2) The Late Chalcolithic in eastern Anatolia: a row with a UNESCO label (2) The Bronze Age in Anatolia: three rows from two timeline pages (11) The Early Bronze Age in Anatolia: metals, tombs and citadels (4) The Middle Bronze Age in Anatolia: the Assyrian Colony period (3) The Late Bronze Age in Anatolia: the Hittite period (3) The Iron Age in Anatolia: from the Hittite collapse to Persian rule (3) Achaemenid Anatolia: Persian rule and local monuments (3) Hellenistic Anatolia: from Alexander to the bequest to Rome (4) Roman Anatolia: from the bequest of Pergamon to 330 CE (4) Byzantine Anatolia: beyond the capital (3) Seljuqs, Crusaders and Armenians in Anatolia: overlapping powers (4) The beyliks, the early Ottomans and Trebizond: from principalities to empire (3)
Object type All subjects Inscriptions: read the text as an object (14) Pottery: beyond the silhouette (21) Coins: minting, use and deposition (9) Weapons: form, use and context (6) Glass: reading the technique (3) Amulets and scarabs: one form, two kinds of record (3) Ships and boats: wood, sea and lake (3)
Place All subjects Jerusalem: objects within a city (9) Nazareth: place, house and sequence (3) Newe Yam and the Carmel coast: landscape, settlement and sea (3)
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