The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti:
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Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures of the University of Chicago
[2023]
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| Series: | Nubian Expedition Series
volume 12 |
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| adam_text | Table of Contents List ofFigures............................................................................................................................................................................... xi List ofMaps.................................................................................................................................................................................xv List ofPlans.............................................................................................................................................................................. xvii List ofPlates................................................................................................................................................................................xix List ofAbbreviations............................................................................................................................................................... xxiii Bibliography.............................................................................................................................................................................. xxv Acknowledgments................................................................................................................................................................... xlvii Preface...................................................................................................................................................................................... xlix
Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................................. li 1. Landscape and Resources................................................................................................................................................... 1 Topography of the Island............................................................................................................................................. 1 Lower Nubian Landscape............................................................................................................................................. 2 Botanical and Faunal Resources from Archaeological Sites..................................................................................... 4 Mineral Resources......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Agricultural Potential of the Second Cataract Region............................................................................................... 5 Summary......................................................................................................................................................................... 5 2. Early Observations and Excavation of the Site............................................................................................................... 7 The
Excavation............................................................................................................................................................... 8 3. The Fortifications............................................................................................................................................................. 11 Details of Construction............................................................................................................................................... 11 Foundations and Glacis Construction....................................................................................................................... 12 Foundation Elevations for the Interior Relinings and Exterior Walls.............................................................. 12 Ihe Fortification Walls, Bastions, and Gates....................................................................................................... 14 Northwest Corner Details................................................................................................................................. 16 Crenelated Bastion............................................................................................................................................. 17 North Wall to the East....................................................................................................................................... 18 Western Wall Stairway at the North Gate....................................................................................................... 21 Eastern
Wall Stairway at the North Gate....................................................................................................... 21 North Gate and Passageway............................................................................................................................. 22 Later Modifications of the North Gate............................................................................................................. 24 River Stairs......................................................................................................................................................... 24 Walls at the North Gate..................................................................................................................................... 24 East End...............................................................................................................................................................24 Southern Wall Stairs......................................................................................................................................... 25 South Wall...........................................................................................................................................................26 Southwest Corner............................................................................................................................................... 27 West Gate and West Wall.................................................................................................................................28 Summary of
the Fortifications and Comparisons................................................................................................... 30 4. The Level III and Level IV Architecture.........................................................................................................................35 Part 1. Buildings and Structures within the West Sector and outside the Fortress................................................. 35 General Notes.............................................................................................................................................................. 35 Details of Construction.......................................................................................................................................... 35 Ovens...................................................................................................................................................................... 36 V
vi TABLE OF CONTENTS Reuse of Walls and Reconfiguration of Areas................................................................................................... 37 Functional Differences.......................................................................................................................................... 37 The Walls of the Earlier Settlement.................................................................................................................37 Clearance along the North Wall in the West Sector........................................................................................... 37 Upper Level along the North Wall....................................................................................................................... 38 Silo D 4................................................................................................................................................................ 39 Intermediate Level along the North Wall............................................................................................................. 39 D 1 Surface Clearance...................................................................................................................................... 39 DIO Surface Clearance.................................................................................................................................... 39 House D 47........................................................................................................................................................ 40 Silo D
213............................................................................................................................................................ 40 North Residences of Level III (and Level IV Remains)....................................................................................... 41 House D 221...................................................................................................................................................... 41 Areas D 222, D 200, and D 211-D 212............................................................................................................. 42 House D 209 .................................................................................................................................................... 42 Passageway and Ovens in D 208 ................................................................................................................... 43 Room D 216 and Level IV Remains.................................................................................................................43 Staircase D 207 ................................................................................................................................................. 44 House D 224 ..................................................................................................................................................... 44 Area D 225 and Kitchen D 74.......................................................................................................................... 44 House D 1 and Level IV
Walls........................................................................................................................ 45 House D 73........................................................................................................................................................ 46 Passageway D 64 and D 65.............................................................................................................................. 47 House D 66 and Level IV Walls.......................................................................................................................47 Passageway D 62 and Workspace or Kitchen D 53....................................................................................... 48 House D 54........................................................................................................................................................ 48 House D 70........................................................................................................................................................ 49 Area D 71............................................................................................................................................................ 49 Passageway D 56 and D 58............................................................................................................................. 49 House D 59 and Level IV Walls.......................................................................................................................50 Stairway D
57.................................................................................................................................................... 51 Level III and Level IV Wall Remains by the North Wall Breach....................................................................... 51 House D 43 and Area D 44-D 45.....................................................................................................................51 House D 41 and Area D 46.............................................................................................................................. 52 North Wall Breach and Level IV Remains...........................................................................................................53 Rooms and Bins D 227-D 230......................................................................................................................... 53 Rooms D 231-D 232........................................................................................................................................ 53 Considering the Structures under the North Wall Breach........................................................................... 54 Building D 59A-E and D 61............................................................................................................................ 54 Clearance along the South Wall in the West Sector.......................................................................................... 55 Upper Level in the Southwest
Corner................................................................................................................ 55 Silo D 32 and Area to the Southwest.............................................................................................................. 55 Intermediate Level in the Southwest Corner...................................................................................................... 56 D 32 and Area.................................................................................................................................................... 56 Staircase D 113.................................................................................................................................................. 56 Southern Buildings of Level III and Level IV...................................................................................................... 57 Earlier Silo D 124 and Walls............................................................................................................................ 57 Bins D 116 and Area D 123 of Level IV.......................................................................................................... 58 Bedrock Building and Environs............................................................................................................................ 59 Silo D 126 and Its Neighbors............................................................................................................................ 60 Workrooms, Storerooms, or Granaries in D 117-D
122.............................................................................. 61 AreaD 111 andD 110...................................................................................................................................... 62 South Wall Breach........................................................................................................................................... 62 Stairways D 108 and D 107 and Area.............................................................................................................. 63
TABLE OF CONTENTS vii Areas D 106 and D 105...................................................................................................................................... 64 D 101-D 104..................................................................................................................................................... 64 Area D 100......................................................................................................................................................... 65 Building D 93....................................................................................................................................................65 Intermediate Level in the Southeast Corner and Possible Level III Entrance into the Central Sector........ 66 Doorway D 87.................................................................................................................................................... 66 Foundation Walls..............................................................................................................................................68 Lower Levels in the Southeast Corner................................................................................................................ 68 House D 79 and Level Ш-Level IV Walls...................................................................................................... 68 Level IV Silo D 77/D 78.................................................................................................................................... 69 The Dividing
Wall.................................................................................................................................................. 69 Level IV(?) Entrance into the Central Sector................................................................................................ 71 Passageways and Streets in the West Sector.................................................................................................. 71 Extramural Buildings........................................................................................................................................ 72 West Exterior.................................................................................................................................................... 72 South Exterior.................................................................................................................................................... 72 House and Settlement Parallels............................................................................................................................ 74 Part 2. Buildings and Structures in the Central and East Sectors.............................................................................. 75 General Notes on the Residences of Level III and Level IV.................................................................................. 75 Level III in the Central Sector.................................................................................................................................... 75 General Excavation
Notes.................................................................................................................................... 75 Official Residence.................................................................................................................................................. 77 Reused Stone Architectural Elements.................................................................................................................. 80 Objects from the Level III Residence.................................................................................................................... 85 Other Structures and Remains.............................................................................................................................. 85 Level IV in the Central Sector.................................................................................................................................. 86 General Excavation Notes.................................................................................................................................... 86 Official Residence.................................................................................................................................................. 87 Objects from the Level IV Residence.................................................................................................................. 89 Other Structures and Remains.............................................................................................................................. 89 Parallels to the
Official Residences.......................................................................................................................... 90 The East Sector............................................................................................................................................................ 92 Level II Lime Plaster Preparation Area.................................................................................................................92 Level III Silos.......................................................................................................................................................... 92 Level Ш-Level IV Granaries.................................................................................................................................93 D 33, D 34, and the East End.............................................................................................................................93 5. The Pottery from Level III and Level IV.........................................................................................................................95 A Northern Orientation.............................................................................................................................................. 97 The Wheel-Made Corpus............................................................................................................................................ 97 Fabrics of the Wheel-Made
Vessels.......................................................................................................................97 Silt Bowls and Beaker............................................................................................................................................ 98 Silt Bowl 1.......................................................................................................................................................... 99 Silt Bowl 2........................................................................................................................................................ 103 Silt Bowls with Everted Rims.........................................................................................................................103 Shallow Silt Bowls.......................................................................................................................................... 108 Silt Bowl Variations........................................................................................................................................ 108 Handled and Carinated Silt Bowls.................................................................................................................108 Large Silt Bowls.............................................................................................................................................. 113 Silt Rounded and Flat Bases.......................................................................................................................... 113 Marl
Bowls............................................................................................................................................................ 113 Marl Cups........................................................................................................................................................ ИЗ Carinated Marl Bowl...................................................................................................................................... 118 Marl Bowls...................................................................................................................................................... 118
TABLE OF CONTENTS Marl Handled Bowls and Related Vessels...................................................................................................... 118 Marl Bowl Bases................................................................................................................................................123 Silt Jars................................................................................................................................................................... 123 Silt Jars 1-2........................................................................................................................................................125 Silt Jar 3..............................................................................................................................................................129 Silt Jar 4.............................................................................................................................................................. 130 Nile D and Related Silt Jars..............................................................................................................................131 Silt Jar with Ledged Rim..................................................................................................................................136 Wide-Mouthed Silt Jars....................................................................................................................................136 Silt Jars with Marl
Forms................................................................................................................................. 140 Silt Jar Bases and Handles............................................................................................................................... 141 Marl Jars................................................................................................................................................................. 141 Marl Jar 1............................................................................................................................................................141 Marl Jar 2........................................................................................................................................................... 145 Marl Jar 3........................................................................................................................................................... 148 Marl Jar 4........................................................................................................................................................... 148 Marl Jar 5........................................................................................................................................................... 153 Marl Jars with Wide Mouths........................................................................................................................... 153 Other Marl
Jars................................................................................................................................................. 154 Marl Bases and Handles................................................................................................................................... 158 Silt and Marl Jugs................................................................................................................................................. 158 Flasks..................................................................................................................................................................... 158 Marl One-Handled Flask................................................................................................................................. 166 Silt Flasks........................................................................................................................................................... 166 Double Flask..................................................................................................................................................... 166 Iron Age Phoenician Bichrome Flask............................................................................................................. 166 Stands, Lids, Bread Plates, and Vats................................................................................................................... 169 Pot
Stands.................................................................................................................................................... 169 Lids................................................................................................................................................................ 169 Large Stands................................................................................................................................................ 173 Bread Trays and Plates.............................................................................................................................. 173 Vats and Basins................................................................................................................................................. 178 Unusual Vessels................................................................................................................................................ 178 Flask or Pitcher....................................................................................................................................... 178 Beaker..................................................................................................................................................... 180 The Handmade Corpus.............................................................................................................................................180 Fabrics of the Handmade Vessels.................................................................................................................. 182
Undecorated Bowls and Other Forms................................................................................................. 182 Undecorated Closed Bowls................................................................................................................... 182 Mat-, String-, and Finger-Impressed Bowls......................................................................................... 188 Black-Topped Bowls and Jars............................................................................................................... 188 Bowls and Jars with Incised or Punctate Decoration......................................................................... 192 Summary of the Handmade Assemblage...................................................................................................... 202 New Kingdom Sherds.............................................................................................................................................. 203 Comparative Material.............................................................................................................................................. 205 The Level II Fortress and Its Pottery............................................................................................................................ 207 The Platform......................................................................................................................................................... 207 Brick Construction of the Platform and
Building............................................................................................208 The Building......................................................................................................................................................... 211 Level Π Architectural Parallels........................................................................................................................... 212 Platformed Buildings in Egypt.......................................................................................................................... 213 The Southern Levant............................................................................................................................................ 213 Fortresses with Corner Bastions or Towers in Egypt, Nubia, and the Southern Levant............................. 215
TABLE OF CONTENTS ix Summary of the Level II Parallels...................................................................................................................... 217 Introduction to the Level II Pottery........................................................................................................................ 217 East Greek Amphorae.......................................................................................................................................... 218 Chian and Clazomenian Amphorae.............................................................................................................. 218 Other East Greek Amphorae.......................................................................................................................... 218 Possible East Greek Import Sherds................................................................................................................ 222 Phoenician Amphorae........................................................................................................................................ 222 Egyptian Vessels.................................................................................................................................................. 227 Four-Handled Bowl or Krater........................................................................................................................ 227 Cooking Pots.................................................................................................................................................... 227 Silt
Bowls.......................................................................................................................................................... 230 Marl Mortarium(?).......................................................................................................................................... 232 Lids.................................................................................................................................................................... 232 Silt Cup............................................................................................................................................................ 232 One-Handled Flasks or Decanters................................................................................................................ 232 Silt and Marl Jars............................................................................................................................................ 235 Oasis Products...................................................................................................................................................... 240 Summary of the Pottery and Chronology........................................................................................................ 241 7. Objects from the Fortress.............................................................................................................................................. 243
Faience........................................................................................................................................................................ 243 Figurine, Seal Ring, and Hathor Head Pendants...............................................................................................243 Scarabs and Plaque Amulets.............................................................................................................................. 245 Faience Vessels and New Year’s Flasks.............................................................................................................. 246 Reused Potsherds, Pottery, and Mud Objects........................................................................................................ 246 Disks...................................................................................................................................................................... 246 Miscellaneous Clay Objects................................................................................................................................ 249 Miniature Bowls.................................................................................................................................................. 249 Tools...................................................................................................................................................................... 251 Jar
Sealings............................................................................................................................................................ 251 Stone and Minerals.................................................................................................................................................. 251 Reused Stele Fragment........................................................................................................................................ 251 Tools and Grinding Equipment...........................................................................................................................253 Weight and Pottery-Manufacturing Tool........................................................................................................... 253 Grinding and Pounding Tools............................................................................................................................. 253 Arrowheads and Blades....................................................................................................................................... 255 Fishing-Net Weights.............................................................................................................................................258 Rectangular Stone with Inscription................................................................................................................... 258
Galena.....................................................................................................................................................................260 Other Stone Objects............................................................................................................................................. 260 Metal...........................................................................................................................................................................260 Bone............................................................................................................................................................................ 262 Potmarks.................................................................................................................................................................... 262 Ostraca and Dipinto.................................................................................................................................................. 268 Metallurgical Equipment...........................................................................................................................................268 Glass (Carol Meyer).................................................................................................................................................. 270 Marvered Sherd.................................................................................................................................................... 270 Aryballos
Neck.................................................................................................................................................... 271 Base........................................................................................................................................................................ 271 Rod........................................................................................................................................................................ 271 Beads and Pendants (Joanna Then-Obluska)........................................................................................................ 271 Mollusk Shell........................................................................................................................................................ 272 Ostrich Eggshell.................................................................................................................................................. 272 Stone...................................................................................................................................................................... 272
X TABLE OF CONTENTS Clay.........................................................................................................................................................................273 Faience and Vitreous Material............................................................................................................................. 273 Glass.......................................................................................................................................................................274 Mandrel-Wound and Rod-Pierced Glass Beadsand Pendants.................................................................... 274 Drawn and Segmented Glass and Metal-in-Glass Beads............................................................................. 275 Summary............................................................................................................................................................... 275 8. Conclusion....................................................................................................................................................................... 277 Textual Evidence....................................................................................................................................................... 278 The Establishment and Abandonment of the Level ΠΙ and Level IV Fortress.................................................. 279 Ihe Context of the Level III and Level IV Fortress............................................................................................... 280 The
Establishment and Abandonment of the Level II Fortress............................................................................. 281 Appendix I. Stratigraphy and Pottery Types....................................................................................................................... 287 Upper Level at D 4 and D 1....................................................................................................................................... 288 Intermediate Level..................................................................................................................................................... 290 Lower Level.................................................................................................................................................................294 D 1 through Upper and Lower Levels..................................................................................................................... 297 Level III Residence..................................................................................................................................................... 298 Level IV Residence................................................................................................................................................... 302 D 59, D 60, and D 68 ............................................................................................................................................... 306 Structures by the North Wall
Breach..................................................................................................................... 308 Doorway D 87........................................................................................................................................................... 310 Structures below Doorway D 87........................................................................................................................... 311 Appendix II. Silo Capacity and Population Estimates....................................................................................................... 313 The Silos................................................................................................................................................................... 313 Silos and Density of Grains..................................................................................................................................... 314 Ration Estimates.......................................................................................................................................................317 Possible Caloric Requirements............................................................................................................................... 317 Physique.................................................................................................................................................................. 318 Calories per
Ration.................................................................................................................................................320 Population Estimates of Level III according to Rations....................................................................................... 320 Residential Units, Space, and Population Estimates........................................................................................... 320 Manning the Walls.................................................................................................................................................... 321 Conclusions................................................................................................................................................................ 321 Appendix ΠΙ. Tables................................................................................................................................................................ 323 A. Numbered and Descriptive Loci....................................................................................................................... 325 B. Object Register and Division List.....................................................................................................................345 C. Beads.................................................................................................................................................................... 358 Maps
........................................................................................................................................................................................365 Plans........................................................................................................................................................................................ 371 Plates........................................................................................................................................................................................ 387
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| geographic_facet | Dorginarti |
| id | DE-604.BV048978128 |
| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2024-12-20T19:57:30Z |
| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 9781614910831 |
| language | English |
| oai_aleph_id | oai:aleph.bib-bvb.de:BVB01-034241648 |
| oclc_num | 1398607516 |
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| owner | DE-20 DE-12 DE-19 DE-BY-UBM |
| owner_facet | DE-20 DE-12 DE-19 DE-BY-UBM |
| physical | lii, 385 Seiten, 107 Seiten Tafeln Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten, Pläne, Porträt (Grabungsbeteiligte) 31 cm |
| psigel | gbd_4_2401 BSB_NED_20240122 |
| publishDate | 2023 |
| publishDateSearch | 2023 |
| publishDateSort | 2023 |
| publisher | Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures of the University of Chicago |
| record_format | marc |
| series | Nubian Expedition Series |
| series2 | Nubian Expedition Series Excavations at Serra East and Dorginarti |
| spellingShingle | Heidorn, Lisa A. 1956- The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti Nubian Expedition Series Festung (DE-588)4016934-0 gnd Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4016934-0 (DE-588)4071507-3 (DE-588)4129464-6 (DE-588)1279355484 |
| title | The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti |
| title_alt | Excavations at Serra East and Dorginarti |
| title_auth | The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti |
| title_exact_search | The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti |
| title_full | The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti by Lisa A. Heidorn ; with contributions by Carol Meyer and Joanna Then-Obłuska |
| title_fullStr | The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti by Lisa A. Heidorn ; with contributions by Carol Meyer and Joanna Then-Obłuska |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti by Lisa A. Heidorn ; with contributions by Carol Meyer and Joanna Then-Obłuska |
| title_short | The Second Cataract Fortress of Dorginarti |
| title_sort | the second cataract fortress of dorginarti |
| topic | Festung (DE-588)4016934-0 gnd Funde (DE-588)4071507-3 gnd Ausgrabung (DE-588)4129464-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Festung Funde Ausgrabung Dorginarti |
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