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Archaeology in Kurdistan

The following presentations were made at the 2017 American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) conference, as part of a session on archaeology in Kurdistan Region.

	Archaeological Reflections of Identity in the Late Assyrian period Remains at Bestansur, Kurdistan Lisa Cooper, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, with the contributions of Sheri Pak, UBC, and Lynn Welton, University of Toronto
	Excavations at Gird-i Dasht, 2013–2016 Kyra Kaercher PhD Candidate, University of Cambridge
	Recent results from archaeological research at Helawa, southwest Erbil Plain, Iraqi Kurdistan Agnese Vacca, Luca Peyronel, Valentine Oselini
	Kurdish Chalcolithic Conundra: Regional Identities and Local Variation at Surezha and Greater Mesopotamia Gil Stein
	Before the Assyrians, After the Assyrians: News from Qasr Shemamok Maria Grazia Masetti-Rouault (EPHE-PSL, Sorbonne, Paris) Director of the French Mission at Qasr Shemamok (Kurdistan, Iraq)
	Locating Kakmum: Searching for the Bronze Age polity of the Northern Zagros Marshall W. Schurtz University of Pennsylvania
	Imperial Handlungsräume in the Upper Diyala Valley - Khani Masi Excavations 2017 Claudia Glatz and Jesse Casana
	The Evolution of the Assyrian Landscape in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq Jason Ur—Professor of Anthropology, Harvard University Nader Babakr—Director of Antiquities, Erbil
	In the Shade of a Tree: Religious Patterns in the Kurdistan Region from Late Antiquity to Modern Times Gianfilippo Terribili - Sapienza University of Rome Camilla Insom - L’Orientale University of Naples MAIKI (Missione Archeologica Italiana in Kurdistan Iracheno – DiSA Sapienza)
	HCECR-MAIKI Joint study of the ceramic materials from the Erbil Citadel Luca Colliva, Marco Galuppi and Serenella Mancini (MAIKI-Sapienza University of Rome) Dara al-Yaqoobi, Sangar Mohammed Abdullah, Chinar Faris Mohammed and Hezha Zayar Mohammed (HCECR)

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