claim · claim_srsc1_modern_borders_are_locators
Modern national and administrative borders are locators only and do not define the extent of Late Bronze or Early Iron Age systems.
Modern national and administrative borders are locators only and do not define the extent of Late Bronze or Early Iron Age systems.
Review and provenance
Specialist reviewer: not recorded. Review date: not recorded.
Dataset workflow: proposed. This is separate from specialist review.
Confidence describes the stated assessment; it does not certify expert approval. How review works.
Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports
The Archaeology of the Caucasus: From Earliest Settlements to the Iron Age — Antonio Sagona (2017)Source linked to claim record claim_srsc1_modern_borders_are_locators.
Locator: Cross-border regional synthesis
Contradicting sources
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Other source context
- contextualizes · contextualizes
The Making of Bronze Age Eurasia — Philip L. Kohl (2007)Source linked to claim record claim_srsc1_modern_borders_are_locators.
Locator: Macroregional interaction systems
Referenced records
- Lower Don and Kuban interaction zone · entity
- Lower Volga and north Caspian interaction zone · entity
- North Caucasus and Ciscaucasia · entity
- Western Georgia and Colchian lowlands · entity
- Eastern Georgia and middle Kura valleys · entity
- Armenian Highland and Lake Sevan basins · entity
- Nakhchivan and middle Araxes corridor · entity
- Western Azerbaijan, Ganja and Shamkir zones · entity
- Caspian Azerbaijan and Talysh-Mugan zone · entity
- Eastern Black Sea coastal interaction zone · entity
- North Pontic steppe · entity
- Northeastern Anatolia and upper Araxes · entity
- Northwestern Iran and south Caspian highlands · entity
- Northern Mesopotamia and Upper Tigris · entity
- Central Asian steppe comparison zone · entity
- Egypt · entity
- Central Europe · entity
- Levantine and central Mediterranean maritime sphere · entity