The Urban Landscapes of Ancient Merv, Turkmenistan

Tim Williams, Sjoerd van der Linde, 2008. https://doi.org/10.5284/1000164. How to cite using this DOI

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This section has two reports related to the project as well as teaching resources for teachers and students. The teaching resources were originally written to supplement school textbooks in Turkmenistan to teach students about one of the country's most important sites. While the resources were designed to be used in conjunction with a site visit, they still offer excellent examples of archaeological teaching material.

Reports
Acquisition, registration and application of IKONOS space imagery for the World Heritage Site at Merv, Turkmenistan
2002

Marek Ziebart, Peter Dare, Tim Williams and Georgina Herrmann
PDF 2.4 Mb
Training courses at the old Silk Road city of Merv, Turkmenistan
Archaeology International 2005/2006

Tim Williams
PDF 10.8 Mb
Teaching Resources

The activity sheets are designed to be used on a site visit or to support project work in the classroom. The resource sheets contain information taken from the Teacher's Handbook and were meant to be used for pre-visit or follow-up work connected with a visit to Ancient Merv.

Act & Resource Sheet notes PDF 1 Mb
Activity 1 PDF 129 Kb
Activity 2A PDF 568 Kb
Activity 2B PDF 575 Kb
Activity 3A PDF 724 Kb
Activity 3B PDF 811 Kb
Activity 3C PDF 110 Kb
Activity 4 PDF 160 Kb
Activity 5 PDF 91 Kb
Activity 6 PDF 211 Kb
Resource 10 PDF 132 Kb
Resource 11 PDF 3 Mb
Resource 12 PDF 225 Kb
Resource 1 PDF 185 Kb
Resource 2 PDF 1 Mb
Resource 3 PDF 312 Kb
Resource 4 PDF 173 Kb
Resource 5 PDF 248 Kb
Resource 6 PDF 644 Kb
Resource 7 PDF 5 Mb
Resource 8 PDF 235 Kb
Resource 9 PDF 3 Mb
Teacher's Handbook PDF 3 Mb



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