Syro-Hittite

Esquema

Getty AAT: Styles, periods, and cultures by region

Jerarquía

Early Western World > Near Eastern (Early Western World) > Anatolian (culture) > Anatolian styles

Descripción

Refers to the style of art and architecture found in southeast Anatolia and north Syria during the Neo-Hittite period from about 1000 to 750 BCE. The style is characterized by a combination of Hittite and Syrian traditions and Assyrian influences seen particularly in large-scale reliefs.

URI original del concepto

http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300020048

Otros términos

  • Syrisch-Hettitisch [nl]
  • Sirio-hitita [es]