ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN CANON OF ART
WORK ON PIECING TOGETHER THE ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN CANON
began from a single image: that of a lion
attacking a bull, carved 28 times on the gateways of the 5C B.C. site of
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BACKGROUND
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General Introduction
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A Short History of Civilisations in the AncNE |
Goddess As Lioness |
Piecing Together The Ancient Near Eastern Canon Of Art Identifying the Cycle Parts gives the Method
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God as Bull |
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The domestication of animals in the wild and their cults
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The half-taming of the cat family and its mythology CATALOGUES OF EVIDENCE
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The Compositional types to 12. (see centre square link) |
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AMALGAMATED CATALOGUES 13. Geographical Spread and
Chronological Overview |
Distribution by Country |
the focal starting point: Lion Attacking the Bull
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Distribution in Time |
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Overview of compositional types, their phasing and
distribution |
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Overview of tradition -v- invention in depiction
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Art History of Amalgamated Catalogue |
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REINTEGRATING THE
ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN CANON
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Piecing together the Ancient Near Eastern Canon |
Astronomy, Astrology and the Calendar in the Anc.N.E.
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The Archaeology and Underlying Purpose of Ancient
Near Eastern Art |
Works that Show Images of the Canon Together
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Previous Interpretations
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Ancient Astronomy and the Pantheon
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The Goddess as Lioness
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The God as Bull
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Final Interpretation of the Ancient Near Eastern Canon |
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Appendices/Bibliography/Index |
