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ItemNo Preview AvailableEvidence for textile production in Rabati, Georgia, during the Bedeni phase of the Early Kurgan periodBedianashvili, G ; Jamieson, A ; Longford, C ; Martkoplishvili, I ; Paul, J ; Sagona, C (ELSEVIER, 2022-06)
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ItemObject-based learning: A new way of teaching in Arts WestJamieson, A (Cultural Collections Unit University of Melbourne, 2017)The Arts West building on the Parkville Campus, which opened in 2016, has dedicated OBL labs, as well as object displays in corridors, foyers and other spaces, in order to create a learning environment where skills are imparted through practical experience and exploration. This type of work complements more formal learning based on lectures or memorisation; the resulting combination of methods leads to better results for students.
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ItemLong-stemmed vessels in the Euphrates River valley and evidence from an Early Bronze Age burial at Tell Qumluq, north SyriaJamieson, A ; Batmaz, A ; Bedianashvili, G ; Michalewicz, A ; Robinson, A (Peeters-Leuven, 2018)This paper examines pottery from an Early Bronze Age (III–IV) cist burial (Tomb III) found at Tell Qumluq in the upper Euphrates River valley of northern Syria. It was one of several burials requiring urgent rescue excavation due to flood damage in 2008. The discussion focuses on two of the six ceramic pots found inside Tomb III, namely the long-stemmed vessels, commonly known as ‘champagne’ cups. The distinctive features of these cups are a hallmark of the Euphrates valley. They are closely related to Early Bronze Age funerary practices in this region, possibly manufactured specifically for mortuary use. An analysis of the vessels’ technical attributes, morphological characteristics and patterns of distribution offers a range of data for understanding commemorations of the dead and settlement developments in the Euphrates valley during the third millennium BC, a period marked by increasing urbanisation and social complexity.
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ItemNo Preview AvailableTell Qumluq (Aleppo)Jamieson, A ; Kanjou, Y ; Kanjou, Y ; Tsuneki, A (Archaeopress, 2016)
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ItemEmpires of Ancient MesopotamiaJAMIESON, A (History Teachers' Association of Victoria, 2016)
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ItemMesopotamian Carved Ivory CowJAMIESON, ANDREW (University of Melbourne, 2012)
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ItemSelected Artefacts from the David and Marion Adams CollectionJAMIESON, A ( 2009)
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ItemDiscovering EgyptJAMIESON, A ( 2007)
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ItemExperimental Archaeology in Dakhleh Oasis, South Central Egypt: New Insights on the Prehistoric Pottery Industry.JAMIESON, A ; Warfe, A (Posnan Archaeological Museum, 2007)
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ItemA Painted Eye-Vase from Tell Ahmar and the Syro-Cilician Painted Ceramic TraditionJAMIESON, AS ; TALON, P ; VAN DER STEDE, V (Brepols, 2005)