Tepe Gawra Theo WilliamsThis volume presents the complex evolutionary history of an ancient town, Tepe Gawra, located in present day northeastern Iraq, over a thousand year period, from the Terminal Ubaid period to the Late Chalcolithic or Uruk period, during the fourth millennium B. C. The site itself is a linchpin for the chronology and study of evolutionary trends. In examining Gawra's transformation, Mitchell S. Rothman analyzes local processes of change and the
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