Halaf in Mesopotamia Near East spill areas and analysis of ceramics

The main aim of this thesis in Northern Mesopotamia, Northern Syria and Anatolia, Halaf pottery cultural, commercial was to determinethe role of relationships. Other objectives in external relations, communities, cultural connections and determines how much has changed, this changed, this multi-regional interaction has undertaken a key role in the world of ceramics to investigate what other substances. Therefore, to examine these issues and selected major Halaf settlements has been added to our thesis.The main emphasis Mesopotamya selected for the main sources of Halaf pottery in Anatolia is an ideal material to keep track of inter-regional relations. In addition, Obsidian, Tholos and cultural relations with other major small finds examples. In this thesis, the similarities between the three regions identified Halaf ceramics density, forms and decorations of the three region?s political, cultural and commercial relations reflect. Halaf ceramics produced in the years 5500-5000 BC. Both in terms of build quality and decorative features of these ceramics were divided into three phases. Early, middle and late stages, these are specified as the ceramics were determined according to the level of development.Early Halaf ceramic tiles according to the middle and late stage poor quality. Very few glazed ceramics, most of them are shaped by hand. Middle Halaf ceramics increased polishing application. Quality offiring ceramics. Development has been applied to the surface of the decoration of ceramics. Motifs within the framework of a particular method covered the entire surface of ceramics. Late Halaf ceramics more developed than the Early and Middle Halaf ceramics. Ceramics applied in early and middle stages, red, black, brown decorated with white color is added. Very colorful, multi-stamped this period has left it?s mark.Keywords: Halaf, Mesopotamia, Obsidian, Ceramic, Syria