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Periodus Iemdet Nasr est nomen datum faciei cuidam archaeologicae intra Historiam Medii Orientis Antiqui quae fuit in Mesopotamia in transitu inter periodum Orchoensem et aetatem dynasticam Sumeriam (3200 - 3000 a.C.n.). Origo nominis est in loco archaeologico ubi primo haec cultura materialis invenitur.
Hoc in tempore res propriae figlinarum periodus Orchoensis, quae tum inventae erant per Mesopotamiam omniam atque Anatoliam, Syriam et Persiam, evanuerunt in his regionibus circundantibus. In nucleo Mesopotameo fuit haec aetas tempus discriminis, et oppida prima mox in veris urbibus creverunt cum characteristicis propiis rerum publicarum, ita fuerunt origo urbium-civitatum aetatis Sumericae.
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| Antecessor: Periodus Orchoensis |
Culturae Antiquae Medii Orientis 3200-3000 a.C.n. |
Successor: Periodus archaica dynastica Sumeria |
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Haec stipula ad archaeologiam spectat. Amplifica, si potes! |
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Periodum Iemdet Nasr spectant. |
- Matthews, R. (2002), Secrets of the dark mound: Jemdet Nasr 1926-1928, Iraq Archaeological Reports, 6, Warminster: BSAI. (Anglice)
- Pollock, S. (1992), "Bureaucrats and managers, peasants and pastoralists, imperialists and traders: Research on the Uruk and Jemdet Nasr periods in Mesopotamia", Journal of World Prehistory 6 (3): 297–336. (Anglice)
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