Karkemish sur la frontière syro-turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l’État turc

In 2011, 60% of the cross-border archaeological site of Jerablous for the Syrians and Karkemish for the Turks is on Turkish territory. Despite the Syrian conflict, a single archaeological mission continues to excavate until 2017, a few metres away from the Islamic State organization (Daesh), and wit...

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Main Author: Lorette Hehn
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Language:English
Published: Université Lumière Lyon 2 2023-12-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/frontieres/1798
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description In 2011, 60% of the cross-border archaeological site of Jerablous for the Syrians and Karkemish for the Turks is on Turkish territory. Despite the Syrian conflict, a single archaeological mission continues to excavate until 2017, a few metres away from the Islamic State organization (Daesh), and with the acceptance of the Turkish state. The multi-millenium-old site of Karkemish on the Euphrates contains Hittite remains that the Turco-Italian mission is excavating and promoting. However, since the dismantling of the Ottoman Empire, the Turkish state has claimed the heritage of the Hittite Empire for territorial purposes. The case of the Karkemish archaeological site provides an opportunity to explore the notion of territorial marker.
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Karkemish sur la frontière syro-turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l’État turc
Frontière·s
border
archaeology
security crisis
protecting cultural heritage
Hittites
territorial marker
title Karkemish sur la frontière syro-turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l’État turc
title_full Karkemish sur la frontière syro-turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l’État turc
title_fullStr Karkemish sur la frontière syro-turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l’État turc
title_full_unstemmed Karkemish sur la frontière syro-turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l’État turc
title_short Karkemish sur la frontière syro-turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l’État turc
title_sort karkemish sur la frontiere syro turque un marqueur au service des ambitions territoriales de l etat turc
topic border
archaeology
security crisis
protecting cultural heritage
Hittites
territorial marker
url https://journals.openedition.org/frontieres/1798
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