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Beteilige Person:	Martin, Mario (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Hochschulschrift/Dissertation Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Wien Verl. der Österr. Akad. der Wiss. 2011
Schriftenreihe:	Contributions to the chronology of the Eastern Mediterranean 29
Schlagwörter:	Funde Keramik Bronzezeit Ägypten > Altertum Kanaan Hochschulschrift
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=024761216&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Beschreibung:	Literaturverz. S. [275] - 291
Umfang:	440 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	9783700171362

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adam_text	Contents Abbreviations ........................................................................... 11 Preface by the Editor ..................................................................... 13 Preface .................................................................................. 15 Introduction ............................................................................ 17 Historical background and periodization ..................................................... 18 Overview of previous studies ................................................................ 20 The nature and general distribution of Egyptian-type pottery ..................................... 20 Part I: Typology of Egyptian Forms Chapter 1: The classification of Egyptian-style pottery ........................................... 23 Chapter 2: The typological framework ........................................................ 23 Chapter 3: Bowls .......................................................................... 24 BLla-b: Simple bowls with rounded walls and plain rim ...................................... 30 BL2a-b: Simple bowls with straight walls and plain rim ....................................... 34 ВЬЗа-Ь: Simple bowls with flaring rim ..................................................... 35 BL4: Simple bowl with flanged rim ........................................................ 38 BLöa—c: Large bowls .................................................................... 41 BL6: Carinated bowl .................................................................... 44 BL7: Spinning bowl ..................................................................... 45 BL8: Strainer bowl ...................................................................... 47 FP: Flowerpot .......................................................................... 47 Bowl varia ............................................................................. 50 Shallow, ring-based bowl .............................................................. 50 Medium-sized bowl with externally thickened rim ......................................... 50 Chapter 4: Jars ........................................................................... 51 BB: Beer jar ........................................................................... 51 BB : Round-based beer jar ............................................................... 56 JR1: Small ovoid to drop-shaped slender jar ................................................. 57 ^23-^ Slender to medium-broad ovoid jars with concave neck and everted rim .................. 59 JR3: Short-necked ovoid jar .............................................................. 60 JR4: Funnel-necked jar .................................................................. 61 JR5: Necked globular jar ................................................................. 63 JR6: Large, ovoid to tall storage jar with rolled rim ........................................... 64 JR7: Small carinated jar ................................................................. 66 JR8: Bottle ............................................................................ 69 JR9: Small conical jar ................................................................... 69 JR10: Zir .............................................................................. 70 Jar varia .............................................................................. 71 Meat jar (import) .................................................................... 71 Large ovoid to globular storage jar with thick, elongated rim (import) ........................ 72 Chapter 5: Amphorae ..................................................................... 73 AMI, AJVKa-b: Medium- to large-sized amphorae ............................................ 73 AM3: Small ovoid to globular amphora .................................................... 78 AM4: Tall-necked amphora .............................................................. 79 Amphora varia ........................................................................ 80 6 Contents Chapter 6: Types of other vessel classes ....................................................... 80 CU: Handled cup ...................................................................... 80 PF: Pilgrim flask ........................................................................ 84 TZ: Tazza ............................................................................. 84 DV: Double vessel ...................................................................... 85 FD: Zoomorphic stand ( fire-dog ) ........................................................ 86 LD: Conical lid with knob handle ......................................................... 87 Chapter 7: Addenda (Types of questionable Egyptian association) ................................. 88 Cup-and-saucer ........................................................................ 88 Small cone (Bread mold?) ............................................................... 89 Lids with open top ..................................................................... 89 Part II: Fabrics, Formation Techniques and Decoration Chapter 8: Fabrics ........................................................................ 91 Introduction .......................................................................... 91 Egyptian imports ....................................................................... 92 Egyptian Nile clays (Nile B, Nile E) ..................................................... 92 Egyptian marl clays .................................................................. 93 Egyptian Marl A .................................................................. 93 Egyptian Marl С .................................................................. 93 Egyptian Marl D .................................................................. 96 Egyptian Marl F ................................................................... 96 Egyptian Mixed marl-and-silt clay ....................................................... 97 Summary ........................................................................... 97 Local Levantine fabrics .................................................................. 97 Beth-Shean fabrics (HU Excavations) ................................................... 99 Tel Aphek fabrics .................................................................... 102 Tel Mor fabrics ...................................................................... 103 Tel Serac fabrics ..................................................................... 104 Ashkelon fabrics ..................................................................... 107 Chapter 9A: Formation techniques ........................................................... 108 Simple bowls .......................................................................... 108 Large bowls ........................................................................... 109 Jars .................................................................................. Ill Chapter 9B: Two potting communities at Beth-Shean? A technological approach to the Egyptian and Canaanite forms in the Ramesside period by Valentine Roux, Nava Panitz-Cohen and Mario A.S. Martin ........................................ 113 Introduction .......................................................................... 113 Egyptian forms ......................................................................... 113 Canaanite forms ....................................................................... 117 Conclusions ........................................................................... 117 Chapter 10: Decoration .................................................................... 118 Simple bowls (mainly Types BL1-3) ....................................................... 119 Red band on the rim ................................................................. 119 Red slip ............................................................................ 119 Dark red rim on red slip .............................................................. 120 Red-splash decoration ............................................................... 120 Additional decorative styles ............................................................ 120 Large bowls ........................................................................... 121 Handleless jars ......................................................................... 121 Red slip ............................................................................ 121 Contents 7 Horizontal bands.................................................................... 121 Cream-slipped amphorae and handled cups ................................................ 121 Part III: The Egyptian Assemblages at the Various Sites Chapter 11: The Beth-Shean Valley: Beth-Shean ................................................ 123 Overview .............................................................................. 123 The University Museum Excavations ....................................................... 125 Level IX ............................................................................ 125 Level VIII .......................................................................... 126 Level VII ........................................................................... 128 Late Level VII ....................................................................... 130 Level VI ............................................................................ 131 The northern cemetery ............................................................... 133 The Hebrew University Excavations ....................................................... 134 The Eighteenth Dynasty: Area R ........................................................ 134 Stratigraphy ...................................................................... 134 The Egyptian assemblage ........................................................... 135 Stratum R-2 ................................................................... 135 Stratum R-lb .................................................................. 135 Stratum R-la ................................................................... 136 Summary ..................................................................... 136 The Nineteenth and Twentieth Dynasties: Areas Q, N and S ................................. 136 Stratigraphy ...................................................................... 136 Area Q ....................................................................... 136 Area N........................................................................ 137 Area S ........................................................................ 137 The Egyptian assemblage ........................................................... 139 Area Q ....................................................................... 139 Area N........................................................................ 140 Area S ........................................................................ 142 Quantitative analysis of the Area S assemblage .................................... 143 Share of Egyptian forms .................................................... 144 Typological distribution .................................................... 144 Spatial distribution of Egyptian ceramic forms in Area S ............................ 146 Notes on the correlation of HU and UME thirteenth-twelfth century strata ................. 148 Notes on the absolute chronology .................................................... 149 The 1983 Yadin and Geva excavations (Stratum 4) ........................................... 150 Discussion ............................................................................ 151 The establishment of the Egyptian garrison at Beth-Shean .................................. 151 The Egyptian ceramic evidence ........................................................ 151 The cultural scenario at Beth-Shean .................................................... 152 Appendix 1: Notes on the quantitative analysis of the HU Area S ceramics .......................... 154 Chapter 12: The Jezreel Valley: Megiddo ...................................................... 155 Overview .............................................................................. 155 The Egyptian assemblage ................................................................ 156 The Eighteenth Dynasty collection ...................................................... 157 The Ramesside collection ............................................................. 159 Discussion ............................................................................ 160 Chapter 13: The Jordan Valley: The cemetery at Tell es-Sacidiyeh, Jordan by John D.M. Green ......................................................................... 162 Overview .............................................................................. 162 The cemetery .......................................................................... 163 8 Contents The Egyptian assemblage ................................................................ 164 Fabrics, production and decoration ....................................................... 169 The role of Egyptian-type pottery in the cemetery ............................................ 170 Discussion ............................................................................ 173 Chapter 14: The Northern Coastal Plain: Tel Dor (Phases 12 and 11 in Area G) by Ragna Stidsing and Yossi Salmon ............................................................ 1 4 Stratigraphy, dating and cultural setting .................................................... 174 The imported Egyptian pottery from Phases 12 and 11 ....................................... 175 Nile clay imports .................................................................... 176 Nile B2 (10 pieces) (PI. 31:1-5) ..................................................... 176 Nile D (3 pieces) .................................................................. 176 Nile E (4 pieces) (PI. 31:6) ......................................................... 176 Marl clay imports .................................................................... 177 Marl A4 (1-2 pieces) (PI. 31:7) ...................................................... 177 Marl D (8 pieces) (PI. 31:8-10)...................................................... 177 Mixed marl-and-silt clay imports (22 pieces) (PI. 31:11-20) ................................. 177 Possible Egyptian import (1 piece) ..................................................... 177 Discussion ............................................................................ 177 Chapter 15: The Sharon Plain: Aphek ........................................................ 180 Overview .............................................................................. 180 Stratigraphy ........................................................................... 181 The Egyptian assemblage ................................................................ 182 Discussion ............................................................................ 186 Chapter 16: The Southern Coastal Plain: Tel Mor .............................................. 187 Overview .............................................................................. 187 Stratigraphy ........................................................................... 188 The Egyptian assemblage ................................................................ 190 The Eighteenth Dynasty: Strata XI-IX ................................................... 190 The Nineteenth-Twentieth Dynasties: Strata VIII-V ....................................... 191 Summary ........................................................................... 193 Discussion ............................................................................ 194 Chapter 17: The Southern Coastal Plain: Ashkelon ............................................. 195 Overview .............................................................................. 195 The Egyptian assemblage ................................................................ 197 Discussion ............................................................................ 200 Chapter 18: The Southern Coastal Plain: Tell el-cĄjjul by Karin Kopetzky.......................................................................... 201 Introduction .......................................................................... 201 Open shapes (Fig. 108) ................................................................. 203 Closed shapes ......................................................................... 204 Jars (Figs. ЮЭа-Ь) ................................................................... 204 Jugs and squat jars (Fig. 110) .......................................................... 207 Large storage vessels (Fig. Ill) ........................................................ 207 Conclusions ........................................................................... 207 Chapter 19: The Southern Coastal Plain: Deir el-Balah .......................................... 209 Overview .............................................................................. 209 The settlement - Dothan s original stratigraphy ............................................. 210 The settlement - revised stratigraphy ...................................................... 211 The cemetery .......................................................................... 211 The Egyptian assemblage of the cemetery .................................................. 212 The Egyptian assemblage of the settlement ................................................. 213 Contents 9 Discussion ............................................................................ 214 Chapter 20: The Shephelah: Lachish ......................................................... 215 Overview .............................................................................. 215 The Egyptian influence at Lachish ........................................................ 217 The Egyptian ceramic assemblage ......................................................... 218 Discussion ............................................................................ 219 Chapter 21: The Western Negev: Tel Serac .................................................... 221 Overview .............................................................................. 221 Stratigraphy ........................................................................... 222 The Egyptian assemblage ................................................................ 223 The Eighteenth Dynasty: Strata XII-XI .................................................. 223 The Nineteenth Dynasty: Stratum X .................................................... 224 The Twentieth Dynasty: Stratum IX ..................................................... 225 The spatial distribution of Egyptian forms in Strata X-IX ................................... 227 Conclusions ........................................................................... 228 Appendix 2: Counting method for the quantitative analysis ...................................... 228 Chapter 22: Tell el-Fa^ah (South) ........................................................... 229 Overview .............................................................................. 229 The residency ......................................................................... 229 The cemeteries ........................................................................ 231 The Egyptian assemblage ................................................................ 231 Discussion ............................................................................ 234 Chapter 23: Egyptian-type vessels at other sites ................................................. 235 Tel Dan ............................................................................... 235 Hazor ................................................................................ 237 Akko ................................................................................. 237 Tell Abu Hawam ....................................................................... 237 Yoqnecam ............................................................................. 238 cAra (Cemetery) ....................................................................... 238 Tel Michal ............................................................................ 238 Jaffa .................................................................................. 238 Tel Batash ............................................................................. 240 Ashdod ............................................................................... 240 Tel Miqne-Ekron .......................................................................... 241 Tell el-Hesi ............................................................................ 241 Telljemmeh ........................................................................... 241 Part IV: Discussion and Conclusions Chapter 24: Chronology of Egyptian forms and comparative stratigraphy ........................... 243 LB I (Fifteenth century ВСЕ) ............................................................ 243 LB IIA (Fourteenth century ВСЕ) ......................................................... 245 LB ПВ (Thirteenth-early twelfth century ВСЕ) .............................................. 246 TBI (Early- to mid-twelfth century ВСЕ, until reign of Ramesses VI) ............................. 248 Chapter 25: Repertoire and function of the Egyptian assemblages ................................. 249 Simple bowls .......................................................................... 250 Jars .................................................................................. 251 Cooking and baking wares ............................................................... 251 Egyptian imports ....................................................................... 252 Excursus: Capacities of Egyptian closed types by Mario Martin and Yaniv Agmon ............................................................. 254 10 Contents Comparative analysis .................................................................... 256 Chapter 26: Egyptian-style pottery as ethnic marker ............................................. 259 Direct rule versus elite emulation ......................................................... 259 Co-existence of Egyptians and Canaanites .................................................. 261 Considerations on gender ............................................................... 261 Egyptian potters ....................................................................... 262 Chapter 27: The categorization of sites ....................................................... 263 Type range ............................................................................ 263 Share of Egyptian forms ................................................................. 265 Site categories in the Ramesside period .................................................... 266 Chapter 28: Excursus: Egyptian-type pottery in the Early Bronze Age IB. A comparative analysis ........ 269 The EB IB ceramic repertoire ............................................................ 269 Fabrics of the locally-made Egyptian repertoire .............................................. 270 The share of the Egyptian forms .......................................................... 271 Comparison of the Early and Late Bronze Age assemblages .................................... 271 Chapter 29: The ceramic evidence in light of the historical background. A summary ................. 273 Bibliography ............................................................................. 275 Plates ................................................................................... 293 Notes on the plates ........................................................................ 294 List of Figures ............................................................................ 431 List of Tables ............................................................................. 435 List of Plates ............................................................................. 439
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title_full	Egyptian-type pottery in the Late Bronze Age southern Levant Mario Martin. With contributions by Yaniv Agmon ...
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