Land Behind Baghdad

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Land Behind Baghdad is an influential archaeological and anthropological study by Robert McCormick Adams Jr. that examines the development of ancient Mesopotamian societies through regional survey and settlement pattern analysis.

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instanceOf anthropological study
archaeological study
book
academicDiscipline Near Eastern archaeology NERFINISHED
anthropology
archaeology
author Robert McCormick Adams NERFINISHED
Robert McCormick Adams Jr. NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
examines long-term social change in Mesopotamia
relationship between environment and settlement
state formation in Mesopotamia
urbanization in Mesopotamia
focusesOn regional survey
settlement pattern analysis
genre scholarly monograph
influencedField Mesopotamian archaeology
landscape archaeology
settlement archaeology
language English
mainSubject Mesopotamian societies NERFINISHED
ancient Mesopotamia
methodology settlement hierarchy analysis
spatial analysis of sites
systematic regional survey
notableFor influencing later settlement pattern studies in the Near East
pioneering use of regional survey in Mesopotamia
setIn Iraq NERFINISHED
alluvial plains of Mesopotamia
timePeriodCovered ancient Near Eastern history
usedBy anthropologists studying early complex societies
archaeologists studying Mesopotamia

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Robert McCormick Adams Jr. notableWork Land Behind Baghdad