Early Islamic architecture of the desert : a Bedouin station in Eastern Jordan
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Early Islamic architecture of the desert : a Bedouin station in Eastern Jordan
Edinburgh University Press, c1990
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Bibliography: p. [172]-181
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In the 7th and 8th centuries Islamic armies relied heavily on bedouin recruitment. As a result the nomads grew rich and influential in the desert areas. This book looks at one of the few remaining physical manifestations of that power - Ar-Risha, a newly-discovered settlement in Eastern Jordan. It looks at the site in detail and discusses the light shed by its discovery on the symbiotic state-nomad relationship back to the 4th millenium, as well as on the development of early Islamic architecture. It gives a reassessment of theories on the origins of the bedouin and Arabs, and looks at modern socio-economic parallels in the same area. The author, Svend Helms, has also written "Jawa - Lost City of the Black Desert".
目次
- Prologemenon - geography, communications, "bedouin" and "bedouinisation", "arabisation", the "badiya" concept, prehistory, "architecture of diplomacy"
- Qasr Burqu - late antique and early Islamic remains - exploration, the meaning of "Burqu", the inscriptions, the structures, archaeology and architecture, relationship with ancient ar-Risha
- modern ar-Risha - structures and architecture
- ancient ar-Risha - structures and architecture - the mosque (A), structure B, structure C Khan or quasi-Qasr?, the buyut, architectural parallels, summary
- ancient ar-Risha - the pottery - the catalogue, conclusions
- ancient ar-Risha - stone implements - "Y" shaped pieces, ground stone objects.
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