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PETRIE, C. A., ED.: ANCIENT IRAN AND ITS NEIGHBOURS. LOCAL DEVELOPMENTS
AND LONG-RANGE INTERACTIONS IN THE 4TH MILLENNIUM BC
ÍNDICE: Introduction — Ancient Iran and Its Neighbours: the state of play C. A. Petrie —
Environment, Ecology, Landscape, and Subsistence: Mid-Holocene environmental and climatic
change in Iran M. Jones & al. — Population and settlement trends in south-west Iran and
neighbouring areas K. Hopper / T. J. Wilkinson — Sites and Regions: A bridge between worlds:
south-western Iran during the fourth millennium BC H. T. Wright — Interpreting the role of Godin
Tepe in the “Uruk expansion” M. Rothman — Some thoughts on the mode of culture change in the
fourth-millennium BC Iranian highlands B. Helwing — The Late Chalcolithic and Early Bronze
Age in the Qazvin and Tehran Plains: a chronological perspective H. F. Nashli & al. — Tepe
Hissar and the fourth millennium of north-eastern Iran C., P. Thornton & al. — The Middle
Chalcolithic in southern Turkmenistan and the archaeological record of Ilgynly-Depe G. L. Bonora
/ M. Vidale — Mamasani in the fourth millennium BC C. A. Petrie & al. — Northern Fars in the
fourth millennium BC: cultural developments during the Lapui phase A. Sardari — The Kur River
Basin in the Proto-Elamite era – surface survey, settlement patterns, and the appearance of fulltime transhumant pastoral nomadism J. R. Alden — Mahtoutabad I (Konar Sandal South, Jiroft):
preliminary evidence of occupation of a Halil Rud site in the early fourth millennium BC M.
Vidale / F. Desset — Ceramic traditions and interactions on the south-eastern Iranian Plateau
during the fourth millennium BC B. Mutin — Technologies of craft and administration: Iranian
metallurgy of the fourth millennium BC in its wider technological and cultural contexts L. Weeks
— Imagery in administrative context: Susiana and the west in the fourth millennium BC H.
Pittman — The power of writing: administrative activity at Godin Tepe, central Zagros, in the later
fourth millennium BC R. Matthews — Chronological parameters of the earliest writing system in
Iran J. Dahl & al. — Synthesis and discussion: Scales, difference, and mobility S. Pollock —
Ancient Iran and its neighbours: emerging paradigms and future directions C. A. Petrie —
Appendices: A) Comments and discussion led by G. Algaze — B) Comments and discussion led by
S. Pollock — C) Summation and discussion led by C. Petrie.
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