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Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Acknowledgments -- Abstract -- Part I: Introduction -- 1. Research introduction -- 1.1 The Nairi lands: Questions and issues -- 1.2 Objectives of the study -- 1.3 Approaches, methodologies and resources -- 1.4 Structure of the study -- Part II: Theoretical Framework -- 2. Identity, ethnicity and culture -- 2.1 Identity -- 2.2 Ethnicity -- 2.3 Culture -- 2.4 Significance and use in the study -- 3. The concept of community -- 3.1 Approaches and aspects -- Part III: Geographical and Historical Framework -- 4. An environmental survey of the Nairi lands -- 4.1 Core: Eastern Anatolia (Turkey) -- 4.2 Periphery: South Caucasus -- 4.3 Outer periphery: North-western Iran -- 5. The Late Bronze-Early Iron Age historical framework -- 5.1 Collapse and regeneration of the Near Easternsocio-economic landscape -- 6. The Anatolian geopolitical landscapeaccording to the Assyrian texts -- 6.1 The Late Bronze Age -- 6.2 The Early Iron Age -- Summary -- Part IV: The Nairi Lands Core:The Archaeological Evidence from Eastern Anatolia -- 7. Archaeological evidence -- 7.1 North EAR -- 7.2 South-east EAR -- 7.3 South-west EAR -- 7.4 East SEAR -- 7.5 West SEAR -- Summary -- Part V: The Nairi Lands Periphery:The Archaeological Evidence from the South Caucasus -- 8. Archaeological evidence -- 8.1 Archaeological investigations in Armenia andthe South Caucasus -- 8.2 Armenia -- 8.3 Nakichevan and Azerbaijan -- 8.4 Georgia -- Summary -- Part VI: The Nairi Lands Outer Periphery:The Archaeological Evidence from North-Western Iran and Secondary Connections -- 9. Archaeological evidence -- 9.1 Archaeological investigations and issues in North-western Iran -- 9.2 North-western Iran -- 9.3 Secondary connections outside the Nairi lands -- Summary.