Correlates of Complexity is a tribute to Diederik J.W. Meijer as 
a scholar, archaeologist, and friend, by an international group of 
scholars from Britain, Denmark, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Syria, 
Turkey, and the USA, on the occasion of his 65th birthday. 
The 
contributions range from the Neolithic to the Iron Age, with articles on 
cylinder seals, architecture, nomadism, art, Old Assyrian and Ugaritic 
texts, economic and cultural history, and include case studies from 
Armenia, Greece, Turkey, Syria, and Palestine. 
A general 
aspect, reflected in several papers, concerns the rise and articulation 
of complex societies in the ancient Near East, a topic which has been at 
the centre of Meijer’s research interests throughout his career. Another 
prominent aspect addressed in this volume is the modern relevance of the 
ancient Near East. Several papers deal with the social reworking of data 
on the ancient Near East, its relevance for modern economic theory, and 
heritage management. 
Authors: Peter M.M.G. Akkermans, Merel 
Brüning, Akemi Kaneda, John Bintliff, Dominique Collon, Ben Claasz 
Coockson, Theo De Feyter, Jan Gerrit Dercksen, Bleda S. Düring, Jesper 
Eidem, Uwe and Brigitte Finkbeiner, Gerrit van der Kooij, Hartmut Kühne, 
Michel Al-Maqdissi, Eva Ishaq, Paolo Matthiae, Joan Oates, Ferhan Sakal, 
Wilfred H. van Soldt, Folkert van Straten, Klaas R. Veenhof, David 
Warburton, and Arne Wossink. 
Researchers and students of the 
ancient Near East will find much of interest in the collection of essays 
by an international group of both junior and established scholars.
        
    
    
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