صناديق القبور الحجرية وشواهدها في مدينة الموصل إبان العصور الإسلامية - دراسة ميدانية
Stone Tomb Boxes and their Tombstones in the City of Mosul during the Islamic Eras - A Field Study
- الباحث
- محمد منيب حسن الفحام
- المشرف
- فرحان محمود الياس
- الجامعة
- جامعة الموصل
- الكلية / القسم
- كلية الاثار / قسم الآثار
- الشهادة
- ماجستير
- السنة
- 2023
- لغة الرسالة
- عربي
- الكلمات المفتاحية
- صناديق القبور ; شواهد القبور ; مدينة الموصل ; الآثار الإسلامية
Abstract
My choice of the subject of the tagged treatise, the stone tomb boxes and their tombstones in the city of Mosul during the Islamic eras - a field study comes in that it was not addressed independently by researchers specializing in the fields of architecture and decorative arts, and all fields of Islamic antiquities, but it came among other places as their studies were The archaeological evidence does not exceed simple references to these tombstones with their simple and limited decorative and linear elements, but the efforts of some researchers who preceded us in this subject opened the way for us and provided us with some evidence to be prepared for study. In our study, we relied on the field side in standing on the models that pertain to the subject of the study in terms of their location, reading and examining their texts, and taking pictures and measurements, using the most important studies that preceded us. The study reflected an important part of our unique cultural heritage, and at the same time gave a clear picture of the artistic ability possessed by the artist who belongs to this city. He worked with very modest and simple capabilities and an uncomplicated technique that brought him to this high artistic level. The field study was the main pillar in arriving at the desired results, by locating and documenting the locations of some of the tombs and cemeteries, through making a map to install those tombs and cemeteries that included those tombs, taking pictures, and making drawings and plans for each model in order to document them. As the thesis contains (75) pictures of these masterpieces, most of them were taken by the researcher in order to show the historical sequence of the development of A the art of sculpture and decoration during the Islamic ages that passed through the city of Mosul, and (40) pictures of them were published for the first time, and it also included (54) A fee, including (31) for the thesis, drawn by the researcher. The locations of the tombs on the map were determined by the researcher with the help of some sources, and they were collected and counted, as well as the archaeological sites that were visited and related to the subject of the study, and these maps are published for the first time. The models that have been studied date back to different Islamic eras, where we started our study from the historical era that dates back to the Atabek era (521-660 AH / 1127-1261 AD), and we finished that study in the Ottoman era (922 - 1336 AH / 1516 - 1918 AD). The writings and texts constituted an important pillar for these evidences through their inclusion of information concerning a person's life, his family, and sometimes his religious, social and political status, his achievements, and knowledge of his life history. It became clear to us that the method of making tombstones goes through many stages that have been included in the study, and this information is published for the first time, in addition to studying the materials used in the manufacture. B B --- page 273 [OCR+] --- University Of Al Mosul Faculty of Archeology / Department of Archeology Stone tomb boxes and their tombstones in the city of Mosul during the Islamic eras - a field study A letter submitted by the student Mohammed Muneeb Hasan Al-Faham to Council of the College of Archeology - University of Mosul It is part of the requirements for obtaining a master's degree in Islamic Archeology Supervised by Asst. prof. Dr. Farhan Mahmood Elias 2022 A.D. 1444 A.H. [OCR of page] University Of Al Mosul Faculty of Archeology / Department of Archeology Stone tomb boxes and their tombstones in the city of Mosul during the Islamic eras - a field study A letter submitted by the student Mohammed Muneeb Hasan Al-Faham to Council of the College of Archeology - University of Mosul It is part of the requirements for obtaining a master's degree in Islamic Archeology Supervised by Asst. prof. Dr. Farhan Mahmood Elias 1444 A.H. 2022 A.D.
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