The Provenance of Canaanite Amphorae found at Memphis and Amarna in the New Kingdom:

Smith, Laurence; Bourriau, Janine; Goren, Yuval; Hughes, Michael; Serpico, Margaret

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“…(, ) and Smith et al . (). Sherds that did not correspond to any of these fabrics were qualified as ‘unknown fabrics’.…”

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“…It was interpreted as originating from the seaward portion of the Jezreel Valley, approximately between Haifa and Akko (Smith et al . ). Samples HST 24 and HST 38 share a similar fabric and present a dark grey inner section (5YR 4/1), a yellow outer section (5YR 6/6) and no slip. They form a fourth fabric.…”

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“…More precisely, this fabric could originate from the coastal region between Akko and Sidon (Smith et al . , 73). The last group contains three samples (HST 40, HST 42 and HST 45) with a similar fabric and presenting a light yellowish brown core (2.5Y 6/4), a red external zone (2.5YR 5/8) and no slip (Fig. (d)).…”

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“…(, ) and Smith et al . (). Sherds that did not correspond to any of these fabrics were qualified as ‘unknown fabrics’.…”

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“…102-103;Bikai 1987;Killebrew 2007;Pedrazzi 2007;Gilboa, Sharon, Boaretto 2008. 94 There were several provenance studies undertaken on various 'Canaanite-jar' assemblages, including: Jones, Vaughan 1988;McGovern 2000;Sugerman 2000;Cohen-Weinberger, Goren 2004;Smith et al 2004;Killebrew 2007, pp. 173-182;Day et al 2011;Ownby et al 2014;Gilboa, Waiman-Barak, Sharon 2015;Waiman-Barak, Gilboa 2016.…”

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Traditions and innovations during the 12th-to-11th century BC

Georgiou,

Georgiadou,

Fourrier

2023

cchyp

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The transition from the 12th to the 11th c. BC in Cyprus constitutes a watershed, that marks the close of the Late Bronze Age and the inception of the Early Iron Age in conventional Cypriot terminology. This transformative phase remains poorly known and ill defined, not least because of the remarkable dearth of stratified settlement strata exposed to this day on the island. Recent investigations by the French Archaeological Mission at Kition, within the locality of Bamboula, have brought to light a continuous stratigraphic succession of floor layers spanning from the 13th to the 11th c. BC, thus marking an exceptional instance on an island-wide basis. The aim of this contribution is to provide a comprehensive presentation of the stratigraphic, architectural and artefactual remains exposed at Kition-Bamboula that provide crucial new data for the transitional 12th-to-11th c. BC horizon. In particular, through the contextual analysis of well-stratified pottery remains, the study aims to discuss the transformations observed on the island's ceramic repertoire and especially as regards the impact of the largescale adoption of wheel-made technology for the production of ceramic finewares. The study will also elucidate the extra-insular connections maintained by the cosmopolitan harbour town at Kition, based on the analysis of the plethora of imported commercial jars contained within the settlement's pertinent levels. Finally, this contribution will discuss a series of idiosyncratic phenomena, such as infant jar-burials and purple-dye production, dating to the settlement's transitional phases of the 12th and 11th c. BC. Ultimately, our contribution aspires to shed light on the continuities and innovations characterising the Cypriot material culture and the transformative capacities of the island's communities at the dawn of the Early Iron Age. Résumé. La transition du xiie au xi e siècle av. J.-C. marque le passage du Bronze Récent au début de l'âge du Fer à Chypre. C'est une phase de transformations à l'échelle de l'île mais qui reste mal connue et mal définie, notamment en l'absence de découverte de niveaux d'habitat. Les fouilles récentes de la mission archéologique française de Kition sur le site de Bamboula ont mis au jour une séquence stratigraphique continue du xiii e au xi e siècle, ce qui constitue un cas exceptionnel sur l'île. Cette contribution vise à présenter les vestiges stratigraphiques et architecturaux ainsi que le mobilier associé de Kition-Bamboula qui fournissent de nouvelles données concernant la phase de transition des xii e -xi e siècles av. J.-C. En particulier, l'analyse contextuelle du mobilier céramique stratifié permet de dresser le tableau des modifications qui affectent le répertoire 14

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“…Their initial appearance in small numbers at sites well outside their regions of production as early as the 16th and 15th centuries B.C.E. 11 For Canaanite jars, see Sugerman 2000;Smith et al 2004;Killebrew 2007;Day et al (forthcoming);Rutter (forthcoming). The flow of containers carrying such commodities only appears to have become reciprocal, in the sense that the containers began to move from west to east (i.e., the Aegean to the Near East) and vice versa, in the earlier 14th century B.C.E., at approximately the same time as the earliest Cypriot pithoi make their appearance in the Aegean.…”

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Transport Stirrup Jars from the Southern Levant: New Light on Commodity Exchange in the Eastern Mediterranean

Ben‐Shlomo¹,

Nodarou²,

Rutter³

2011

American Journal of Archaeology

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The Provenance of Canaanite Amphorae found at Memphis and Amarna in the New Kingdom:

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Coupling lead isotope analysis and petrography to characterize fabrics of storage and trade containers from Hala Sultan Tekke (Cyprus)*

Coupling lead isotope analysis and petrography to characterize fabrics of storage and trade containers from Hala Sultan Tekke (Cyprus)*

Traditions and innovations during the 12th-to-11th century BC

Transport Stirrup Jars from the Southern Levant: New Light on Commodity Exchange in the Eastern Mediterranean

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