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Lorenzo d'Alfonso

Professor of Western Asian Archaeology and History

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Ancient Studies

Institute for the Study of the Ancient World

Lorenzo D'alfonso is currently serving as an Ancient Studies Professor of Western Asian Archaeology and History at New York University.

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Lorenzo d'Alfonso

New York University

Professor of Western Asian Archaeology and History

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archaeology history archaeological evidence archaeological science archaeological record archaeological practice historical archaeology archaeological methods anthropology field archaeology archaeological excavations empire european archaeology turkish studies geoarchaeology historical geography anthropological archaeology prehistory historiography interdisciplinary history turkish politics architecture ethnohistory south cappadocia east asian studies archival research political history religious symbol historical scholarship historical evidence historical methodology macroeconomics urban history archival science biblical studies human sciences transnational history late bronze post-hittite period anatolian hieroglyphic inscription emar archives hittite staple economy regional exchange exclusive elite rituals environmental history databases public money economic systems economic dynamics economic analysis textual practice rural economies paleoclimatology environmental geography holocene facies analysis monumental heritage border controls database technology folklore studies paleoanthropology fiscal issues fiscal policy literary studies arts-based research educational systems anti-imperialism regional research absolute chronology nigde kinik hoyuk prosopographic study syro-hittite administrationa fiscal strategies alisar-iv ware formative stage political space civilizations social history global history levant orientalism

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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The Stabilization of a Hellenistic City Square (Plaza) at the Kınık HöYüK Archeological Site, NiğDe Province, Türkiye. Buildings (2024)

Deniz Üçer ErduranBurak YolaçanLorenzo d’Alfonso

hoyuk archeological sitenigde provincearchaeological evidencearchaeologyarchitecturehellenistic city squarearchaeological sciencearchaeological practicefield archaeologyarchaeological excavations

A Diachronic View on the Anatolian Landscape: Environment and Economy From the Bronze Age to the Ottoman Period in the Northern Tyanitis (Southern Cappadocia, Turkey). Harrassowitz Verlag eBooks (2023)

Lorenzo CastellanoDouglas Campana*Pam CrabtreeAli GürelCatherine KuzucuoğluAlvise MatessiLorenzo d’Alfonso

bronze ageanatolian landscapesouthern cappadociaeconomicsarchaeologyhistoriographyottoman periodecologypaleontologyeconomic historyhistorynorthern tyanitis

Resilience Theory, Human Agency, and Political Archaeology: A Rt Revised Model for the Understanding of the Late Bronze – Iron Age Transition in the Post-Hittite World. Journal of Ancient Near Eastern History (2023)

Lorenzo d’Alfonso

human agencyarchaeologypolitical archaeologylate bronzeiron age transitionpost-hittite worldanthropology

Rulership and the Gods: The Role of Cultic Institutions in the Late Bronze to Iron Age Transition in Anatolia and Northern Syria. Studia Asiana (2023)

Lorenzo d'AlfonsoNathan Lovejoy

archaeologyreligious studieslate bronzecultic institutionsnorthern syriaart history

Regional Exchange and Exclusive Elite Rituals in Iron Age Central Anatolia: Dating, Function and Circulation of AlişAr-IV Ware. Anatolian Studies (2022)

Lorenzo d’AlfonsoElena BassoLorenzo CastellanoAlessio MantovanPaola Vertuani

archaeologyeast asian studiesexclusive elite ritualsalisar-iv wareregional exchange

5. Extracting Cohesion: Fiscal Strategies in the Hittite Staple Economy. New York University Press eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo d’AlfonsoAlvise Matessi

hittite staple economyeconomicsrural economiesmacroeconomicsfiscal strategiesagricultural economics

Borders and Archaeology. Peeters Publishers eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo D’ALFONSOKaren S. RUBINSON

archaeologyborder controls

Borders in the Archaeology of the Hittite Empire. Peeters Publishers eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo D’ALFONSO

archaeological evidencearchaeologyarchaeological recordhittite empirearchaeological practicehistorical archaeology

Forgetting an Empire, Creating a New Order: Trajectories of Rock-Cut Monuments From Hittite Into Post-Hittite Anatolia, and the Afterlife of the “Throne” of Kızıldağ. BRILL eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo d’AlfonsoMatteo Pedrinazzi

facies analysisprehistoryhistoryethnohistoryarchaeologyrock-cut monumentsarchitecturehistoriographypost-hittite anatoliaempire

From Ancient Construction, Through Survival, Towards Modern Conservation: Characterization of Fine-Grained Building Material at NiğDe-Kınık HöYüK (Cappadocia, Turkey). Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2021)

Massimo SettiAnna ArizziPaula NietoNicolás Velilla SánchezGiuseppe CultroneLorenzo d’Alfonso

fine-grained building materialarchaeologynigde-kinik hoyukarchaeological sciencearchaeological practiceanthropological archaeologyancient constructionfield archaeologyanthropology

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Lorenzo d'Alfonso

Professor of Western Asian Archaeology and History

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Ancient Studies

Institute for the Study of the Ancient World

Lorenzo D'alfonso is currently serving as an Ancient Studies Professor of Western Asian Archaeology and History at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Lorenzo d'Alfonso

New York University

Professor of Western Asian Archaeology and History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Stabilization of a Hellenistic City Square (Plaza) at the Kınık HöYüK Archeological Site, NiğDe Province, Türkiye. Buildings (2024)

Deniz Üçer ErduranBurak YolaçanLorenzo d’Alfonso

hoyuk archeological sitenigde provincearchaeological evidencearchaeologyarchitecturehellenistic city squarearchaeological sciencearchaeological practicefield archaeologyarchaeological excavations

Lorenzo CastellanoDouglas Campana*Pam CrabtreeAli GürelCatherine KuzucuoğluAlvise MatessiLorenzo d’Alfonso

bronze ageanatolian landscapesouthern cappadociaeconomicsarchaeologyhistoriographyottoman periodecologypaleontologyeconomic historyhistorynorthern tyanitis

Lorenzo d’Alfonso

human agencyarchaeologypolitical archaeologylate bronzeiron age transitionpost-hittite worldanthropology

Rulership and the Gods: The Role of Cultic Institutions in the Late Bronze to Iron Age Transition in Anatolia and Northern Syria. Studia Asiana (2023)

Lorenzo d'AlfonsoNathan Lovejoy

archaeologyreligious studieslate bronzecultic institutionsnorthern syriaart history

Regional Exchange and Exclusive Elite Rituals in Iron Age Central Anatolia: Dating, Function and Circulation of AlişAr-IV Ware. Anatolian Studies (2022)

Lorenzo d’AlfonsoElena BassoLorenzo CastellanoAlessio MantovanPaola Vertuani

archaeologyeast asian studiesexclusive elite ritualsalisar-iv wareregional exchange

5. Extracting Cohesion: Fiscal Strategies in the Hittite Staple Economy. New York University Press eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo d’AlfonsoAlvise Matessi

hittite staple economyeconomicsrural economiesmacroeconomicsfiscal strategiesagricultural economics

Borders and Archaeology. Peeters Publishers eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo D’ALFONSOKaren S. RUBINSON

archaeologyborder controls

Borders in the Archaeology of the Hittite Empire. Peeters Publishers eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo D’ALFONSO

archaeological evidencearchaeologyarchaeological recordhittite empirearchaeological practicehistorical archaeology

Forgetting an Empire, Creating a New Order: Trajectories of Rock-Cut Monuments From Hittite Into Post-Hittite Anatolia, and the Afterlife of the “Throne” of Kızıldağ. BRILL eBooks (2021)

Lorenzo d’AlfonsoMatteo Pedrinazzi

facies analysisprehistoryhistoryethnohistoryarchaeologyrock-cut monumentsarchitecturehistoriographypost-hittite anatoliaempire

Massimo SettiAnna ArizziPaula NietoNicolás Velilla SánchezGiuseppe CultroneLorenzo d’Alfonso

fine-grained building materialarchaeologynigde-kinik hoyukarchaeological sciencearchaeological practiceanthropological archaeologyancient constructionfield archaeologyanthropology

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