عنوان پایان‌نامه
سنجش میزان گسترش حوزه ایلام کهن ۱۹۰۰-۱۶۰۰ پیش از میلاد
- رشته تحصیلی
- باستان شناسی
- مقطع تحصیلی
- کارشناسی ارشد
- محل دفاع
- کتابخانه دانشکده ادبیات و علوم انسانی شماره ثبت: 6008;کتابخانه مرکزی -تالار اطلاع رسانی شماره ثبت: 38035
- تاریخ دفاع
- ۲۰ اسفند ۱۳۸۶
- دانشجو
- بابک رفیعی علوی علویجه
- استاد راهنما
- کمال الدین نیکنامی
- چکیده
- رساله حاضر که در دو فصل و پنج بخش تنظیم شده است را می توان از نظر تاریخی در حوز? مطالعات ایلامی، از نظر جغرافیایی در حوز? وسیعی از جنوب غرب ایران و از نظر مواد مورد مطالعه در حوز? باستان شناسی و زبانشناسی دانست. این رساله به طور کلی در پی پاسخ دادن به این مسئله است که میزان گسترش سرزمین و جغرافیای سیاسی ایلام در نیمه اول هزاره دوم پ.م. تا کجا بوده است و مناطق تحت نفوذ ایلامی ها را، در یکی از دوران پر رونق اشان، تا کجا باید دانست؟ جواب این سؤال در مورد سرزمین های غرب ایلام، یعنی مناطق تحت نفوذ حکومت های بین النهرین، تا حدود زیادی بر اساس داده های مکتوب حکومت های بین النهرین مشخص است و این رساله قصد پرداختن به آن را ندارد. مسئل? اصلی مورد تحقیق این رساله میزان گسترش نفوذ حکومت ایلام بر سرزمین های شمال، جنوب و شرق دشت خوزستان، یعنی در حقیقت سرزمین های داخل ایران امروز، و همچنین بررسی نوع رابطه و نسبت این مناطق همجوار با هست? اصلی حکومت های ایلامی در خوزستان است. رسال? حاضر برای پاسخ دادن به این مسئله از داده های کتبی و باستان شناختی استفاده خواهد کرد.
- Abstract
- This thesis aims to estimate the expansion of the Old Islamite country in one of her glorious periods. In 1900 BC the UR III Empire had been destroyed by the allied groups, that the Sima?kian King being one of them. Following the destruction of this powerful empire, Khuzestan came again under the reign of Elamits Kingdom and they chose Susa again as their capital. The Elamite Kingdom, first Sima?kian and then Sukalmahhs, and the Mesopotamians had prosperous relations until the attack of Hammurabi, the Babylonian King in 1600 BC. Over the span of three hundred years, Elam underwent one of her most powerful periods. During these three hundred years, the Elamite Kingdom had established borders in the Western part; but there is little known about the Elamites frontiers in the East, North and South parts of her country. In this thesis, attempt is being made to discover those parts of Iran, which could have been under the influence of the Elamite Kingdom during this period. Archaeological and written data’s have been used for this purpose. Due to differing contents of the said research materials and their different special methodologies, the writer has endeavored to arrive at conclusions by studying each source separately and then comparing these two together. For the first chapter, Elamite’s toponyms were collected via written sources, which were referred in Elamite and Mesopotamian texts of this period. In the same chapter, also the neighbours of Elam, which were more mentioned in the Mesopotamian text, and also the role of the various tribes of Eastern sector of Mesopotamia were investigated. In the second chapter, through studies of archaeological data, number and size of the archaeological Sites in seven geographical districts were to be clarified: Khuzestan Plain, Fars Plain (and Province), Central Zagros, Bakhtiari Mountains, Pushti Kuh, Kerman Province, and the North Coast of the Persian Gulf. In the third and final chapter, conclusions of the studies of the first and the second chapters were analyzed and submitted to comparative investigation. In the first part, written data and Elamite toponyms were classified and compared. Second section, comprising the archaeological data, were processed in the same manner. Final section attempts to present a unified picture through use of conclusions reached and careful studies of texts and archaeological data in order to establish the size of the Elamite Kingdom over the three hundred years (1900-1600 BC) period.
