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Weitere Verfasser:	Tsuf, Orit (HerausgeberIn), Adler, Yonatan 1976- (MitwirkendeR)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Münster Zaphon 2018
Schriftenreihe:	Ägypten und Altes Testament Band 89 The Jaffa cultural heritage project series volume 3
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1955-1981 Geschichte 600 v. Chr.-1450 Ausgrabung Funde Jaffa Byzantinische Epoche Hellenismus Israel Jaffa (Israel) Persische Epoche Hardcover, Softcover / Geschichte/Altertum
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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS EDITORS* PREFACE.................................................................................................................................................. 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT..............................................................................................................................................5 PREFACE................................................................................................................................................................ 7 GENERAL INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................................9 PART I: STRATIGRAPHY AND ARCHITECTURE CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION (ORIT TSUF)...............................................................................................................15 CHAPTER 2 SOUNDING X: PERSIAN TO BYZANTINE REMAINS (ORIT TSUF).............................................................17 CHAPTER 3 THE RESIDENCE IN AREA C (ORIT TSUF)..........................................................................................22 CHAPTER 4 AREA Y: THE AGORA OF JAFFA AND OTHER REMAINS (ORIT TSUF).....................................................45 CHAPTER 5 AREA A: THE HISTORIC SACRED CENTER (TEL YAFFO) (ORIT TSUF)..................................................... 57 CHAPTER 6 AREA G: INDUSTRIAL REMAINS (ORIT TSUF)......................................................................................82 CHAPTER 7 AREA T: HELLENISTIC TO BYZANTINE GRAVES (ORIT TSUF) ................................................................. 84 CHAPTERS 1-7 WORKS CITED (ORIT TSUF)............................................................................................................ 90 PART II: POTTERY AND OTHER SMALL FINDS CHAPTER 8 INTRODUCTION (ORIT TSUF).............................................................................................................. 93 CHAPTER 9 THE POTTERY (ORIT TSUF)............................................................................................................... 95 9.1. TABLE AND PERSONAL VESSELS......................................................................................................... 96 9.1.1. BOWLS, PLATES, AND JUGS.............................................................................................................. 96 9.1.1.1. PERSIAN BOWLS AND PLATES............................................................................................................ 96 9.1.1.2. HELLENISTIC BOWLS, PLATES, AND JUGS.............................................................................................98 9.1.1.3. ROMAN-BYZANTINE BOWLS.......................................................................................................... 116 9.1.2. JUGLETS........................................................................................................................................118 9.1.2.1. PERSIAN JUGLETS...........................................................................................................................118 9.1.2.2. HELLENISTIC AND EARLY ROMAN JUGLETS........................................................................................122 9.1.3. JUGS........................................................................................................................................... 123 9.1.3.1. HELLENISTIC AND EARLY ROMAN JUGS............................................................................................ 123 9.1.3.2. LATE ROMAN AND BYZANTINE JUGS............................................................................................... 130 9.1.4. FLASKS........................................................................................................................................134 9.1.4.1. PERSIAN FLASKS............................................................................................................................134 9.1.4.2. HELLENISTIC FLASKS...................................................................................................................... 134 9.1.4.3. EARLY ROMAN FLASKS.................................................................................................................. 135 9.1.4.4. BYZANTINE FLASKS....................................................................................................................... 135 9.1.5. UNGUENTARIA...............................................................................................................................136 9.1.5.1. PERSIAN BOTTLES.......................................................................................................................... 137 9.1.5.2. HELLENISTIC FUSIFORM BOTTLES..................................................................................................... 138 9.1.5.3. EARLY ROMAN PIRIFORM UNGUENTARIA..........................................................................................142 9.1.5.4. CHRISTIAN AMPULLA..................................................................................................................... 144 9.1.6. OINTMENT VESSELS...................................................................................................................... 144 9.1.7. LOCAL JUDEAN W ARE................................................................................................................... 147 9.1.7.1. INCURVED RIM BOWLS................................................................................................................. 148 9.1.7.2. CUPS........................................................................................................................................... 150 9.1.7.3. SPHERICAL JUGLETS........................................................................................................................ 151 9.1.7.4. SMALL POTS/MUGS........................................................................................................................ 153 9.1.7.5. CUP WITH BARREL-SHAPED BODY/BEAKER...................................................................................... 154 9.1.7.6. DEEP BOWLS................................................................................................................................ 154 9.1.8. KRATERS....................................................................................................................................... 155 9.1.8.1. PERSIAN KRATERS........................................................................................................................... 155 9.1.8.2. HELLENISTIC AND EARLY ROMAN KRATERS....................................................................................... 156 9.1.8.3. EARLY ROMAN KRATERS.................................................................................................................159 9.1.8.4. LATE ROMAN STEPPED RIM KRATERS............................................................................................ 160 9.2. UTILITY AND COOKING VESSELS..................................................................................................... 160 9.2.1. BASINS.........................................................................................................................................160 9.2.1.1. ROMAN BASINS............................................................................................................................ 160 9.2.2. MORTARIA..................................................................................................................................... 164 9.2.2.1. PERSIAN MORTARIA......................................................................................................................... 164 9.2.2.2. HELLENISTIC MORTARIA.................................................................................................................. 168 9.2.2.3. EARLY ROMAN MORTARIA..............................................................................................................170 9.2.2A LATE ROMAN MORTARIA.................................................................................................................170 9.2.3. BYZANTINE WATER-WHEEL P O T.....................................................................................................171 9.2.4. COOKING POTS............................................................................................................................. 172 9.2.4.1. PERSIAN COOKING POTS.................................................................................................................172 9.2.4.2. HELLENISTIC COOKING POTS..........................................................................................................174 9.2.4.3. EARLY ROMAN COOKING POTS.......................................................................................................178 9.2 A4. LATE ROMAN COOKING POTS.........................................................................................................184 9.2.5. CASSEROLES AND PANS.................................................................................................................. 185 9.2.5.1. HELLENISTIC AND EARLY ROMAN CASSEROLES.................................................................................. 185 9.2.5.2. LATE ROMAN AND BYZANTINE CASSEROLES..................................................................................... 195 9.2.5.3. HELLENISTIC AND EARLY ROMAN PANS............................................................................................ 198 9.2.5.4. LATE ROMAN AND BYZANTINE PANS..............................................................................................201 9.2.6. COOKING POT LIDS......................................................................................................................203 9.2.6.1. SMALL LIDS..................................................................................................................................203 9.2.6.2. KNOBBED HANDLE....................................................................................................................... 204 9.2.6.3. FLATTENED HANDLE....................................................................................................................... 205 9.2.6.4. FLATTENED INCURVED R IM ............................................................................................................ 205 9.2.6.5. MISCELLANEOUS............................................................................................................................205 9.3. STORAGE CONTAINERS OR DOHA...................................................................................................... 206 9.3.1. PERSIAN PITHOS............................................................................................................................206 9.3.2. HERODIAN TYPE..........................................................................................................................206 9.3.3. LATE ROMAN TYPES....................................................................................................................207 9.3.4. WIDE NECKED CONTAINERS......................................................................................................... 207 9.4. JARS............................................................................................................................................ 208 9.4.1. PERSIAN JARS................................................................................................................................208 9.4.2. HELLENISTIC JARS..........................................................................................................................218 9.4.3. EARLY ROMAN JARS...................................................................................................................... 222 9.4.4. LATE ROMAN-BYZANTINE JARS..................................................................................................... 230 9.5. STOPPERS AND AMPHORA LIDS.................................................................................................... 236 9.5.1. LIDS........................................................................................................................................... 236 9.5.2. SMALL LIDS.................................................................................................................................236 9.5.3. DISC-SHAPED..............................................................................................................................238 9.5.4. PERFUME STOPPERS......................................................................................................................238 9.6. AMPHORISKOI.............................................................................................................................239 9.7. FINE WARES................................................................................................................................240 9.7.1. GREEK IMPORTED W ARE............................................................................................................... 240 9.7.1.1. EAST GREEK POTTERY.....................................................................................................................240 9.7.1.1.1. BANDED BOWLS............................................................................................................................240 9.7.1.1.2. FLARED RIM PLATES.......................................................................................................................243 9.7.1.1.3. KRATERS....................................................................................................................................... 243 9.7.1.1.4. LEKANE....................................................................................................................................... 244 9.7.1.1.5. KANTHAROI................................................................................................................................... 244 9.7.1.1.6. AMPHORISKOI..............................................................................................................................245 9.7.1.1.7. LEKYTHOI..................................................................................................................................... 245 9.7.1.1.8. JUGS............................................................................................................................................ 245 9.7.1.1.9. BOTTLES........................................................................................................................................ 246 9.7.1.1.10. HYDRIA.......................................................................................................................................246 9.7.1.1.11. STORAGE BINS AND AMPHORAS.................................................................................................... 247 9.7.1.2. GREEK BLACK FIGURED W ARE....................................................................................................... 248 9.7.1.2.1. BOEOTIA CUPS/SKYPHOI.............................................................................................................. 248 9.7.1.2.2. PATTERN LEKYTHOI.........................................................................................................................249 9.7.1.2.3. PANATHENAIC AMPHORAS............................................................................................................. 249 9.7.1.2.4. MISCELLANEOUS............................................................................................................................250 9.7.1.3. GREEK RED FIGURED WARE.......................................................................................................... 250 9.7.1.3.1. OWL SKYPHOI..............................................................................................................................250 9.7.1.3.2. ASKOS.........................................................................................................................................251 9.7.1.3.3. ATTIC SAINT VALENTINE WARE CUPS..............................................................................................251 9.7.1.3.4. BELL KRATERS................................................................................................................................251 9.7.1.3.5. COLUMN KRATERS..........................................................................................................................252 9.7.1.3.6. LEKYTHOI.....................................................................................................................................253 9.7.1.3.7. MISCELLANEOUS............................................................................................................................253 9.7.2. HELLENISTIC IMPORTED WARE........................................................................................................ 253 9.7.2.1. ATTIC BLACK GLAZED WARE.......................................................................................................... 253 9.7.2.1.1. UNGLAZED THICKENED EDGE PLATES.............................................................................................254 9.7.2.1.2. THICKENED RIM BOWLS.............................................................................................................. 254 9.7.2.1.3. OUTCURVED RIM BOWLS.............................................................................................................. 255 9.7.2.1.4. ECHINUS BOWLS.......................................................................................................................... 257 9.7.2.1.5. SALTCELLARS...................................................................................................................................258 9.7.2.1.6. CONVEX-CONCAVE PROFILE BOWL................................................................................................. 259 9.7.2.1.7. STEMLESS CUPS............................................................................................................................260 9.7.2.1.8. PROJECTING RIM PLATES............................................................................................................... 260 9.7.2.1.9. FISH PLATES..................................................................................................................................261 9.7.2.1.10. ROLLED RIM PLATES.................................................................................................................... 262 9.7.2.1.11. SKYPHOI.....................................................................................................................................263 9.7.2.1.12. KANTHAROI..................................................................................................................................264 9.7.2.1.13. PSEUDO KYLIX............................................................................................................................ 264 9.7.2.1.14. BLACK BODY LEKYTHOI............................................................................................................... 265 9.7.2.1.15. ASKOS........................................................................................................................................266 9.7.2.1.16. DECORATED BOWL BASES............................................................................................................. 266 9.7.2.2. WEST SLOPE TECHNIQUE WARE..................................................................................................... 270 9.7.2.2.1. PSEUDO ATTIC FABRIC................................................................................................................... 271 9.7.2.2.1.1. CUP WITH EXTERIOR DECORATION................................................................................................... 271 9 .1 2 2 .1.2. KRATER/PITCHER........................................................................................................................... 271 9.7.2.2.1.3. SKYPHOI......................................................................................................................................272 9.7.2.2.1.4. KANTHAROI.................................................................................................................................. 272 9.7.2.2.1.5. REVERSIBLE LID........................................................................................................................... 273 9 .1 2 2 2 . EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN FABRIC...................................................................................................273 9.1.222.1. HEAVY ROLLED GROOVED R IM .....................................................................................................273 9 .1 2 2 2 2 . FLARED RIM................................................................................................................................ 274 9 .1 2 2 2 3 . TRIANGULAR GROOVED RIM........................................................................................................... 274 9 .1 2 2 2 A. TABLE AMPHORAE........................................................................................................................274 9.7.2.2.2.5. KALATHOS..................................................................................................................................... 275 9.1222.6. MISCELLANEOUS............................................................................................................................276 9.7.2.3. MOLDMADE RELIEF BOWLS........................................................................................................... 276 9.7.2.3.1. EARLY TYPE WITH BORDER ZONES.................................................................................................. 277 9.7.2.3.2. LATE TYPE WITH WIDELY SPACED MOTIFS.....................................................................................278 9.7.2.4. PERGAMON SIGILLATA W ARE.......................................................................................................... 279 9.12.5. ITALIAN CAMPANA A WARE.......................................................................................................... 279 9.7.2.6. ASIA MINOR GRAY W ARE............................................................................................................. 280 9.7.2.6.1. ECHINUS BOWLS...........................................................................................................................281 9.7.2.6.2. INFOLDED RIM PLATES...................................................................................................................281 9.12.63. FLARED RIM PLATE........................................................................................................................281 9.8. EARLY ROMAN IMPORTED WARE................................................................................................... 282 9.8.1. ITALIAN THIN WALLED W ARE........................................................................................................ 282 9.8.1.1. HONEY JARS.................................................................................................................................282 9.8.1.2. BARBOTINE APPLIQUE DECORATION................................................................................................ 282 9.8.2. EASTERN TERRA SIGILLATA..............................................................................................................283 9.8.2.1. EASTERN TERRA SIGILLATA A........................................................................................................... 283 9.8.2.2. EASTERN TERRA SIGILLATA B ........................................................................................................... 290 9.8.2.3. CYPRIOTE TERRA SIGILLATA............................................................................................................ 291 9.8.2.3.1. CYPRIOTE TERRA SIGILLATA LAGYNOI.............................................................................................. 294 9.8.2.4. PONTICA SIGILLATA.........................................................................................................................295 9.8.3. WESTERN TERRA SIGILLATA............................................................................................................. 295 9.9. LATE ROMAN AND BYZANTINE IMPORTED WARE.............................................................................296 9.9.1. RED SLIP WARE...........................................................................................................................296 9.9.1.1. AFRICAN RED SLIP........................................................................................................................296 9.9.1.2. PHOENICIAN RED SLIP...................................................................................................................301 9.9.1.3. CYPRIOTE RED SLIP......................................................................................................................301 9.9.1.4. EGYPTIAN RED SLIP......................................................................................................................304 9.9.1.4.1. EGYPTIAN RED SLIP A ..................................................................................................................305 9.9.1.4.2. EGYPTIAN RED SLIP C ..................................................................................................................306 9.9.1.5. SAGALLASSOS RED SLIP..................................................................................................................307 9.10. LAMPS....................................................................................................................................... 307 9.10.1. PERSIAN LAMPS........................................................................................................................... 307 9.10.2. HELLENISTIC LOCAL LAMPS...........................................................................................................309 9.10.3. HELLENISTIC IMPORTED LAMPS..................................................................................................... 310 9.10.4. HELLENISTIC EAST MEDITERRANEAN IMITATIONS............................................................................... 313 9.10.5. ROMAN IMPERIAL LAMPS............................................................................................................321 9.10.6. LOCAL ROMAN LAMPS.................................................................................................................324 9.10.7. BYZANTINE LAMPS......................................................................................................................329 9.11. MISCELLANEOUS........................................................................................................................... 329 9.11.1. STANDS........................................................................................................................................ 329 9.11.1.1. BYZANTINE STANDS......................................................................................................................329 9.11.1.2. HIGH STANDS............................................................................................................................... 330 9.11.2. BRAZIERS..................................................................................................................................... 331 9.11.3. KILN FRAGMENTS.........................................................................................................................331 WORKS CITED.............................................................................................................................. 332 FIGURES...................................................................................................................................... 341 CHAPTER 10 ROMAN AMPHORAE (PETER GENDELMAN)......................................................................................417 10.1. EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN AMPHORAE........................................................................................... 417 10.2. WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN AMPHORAE...........................................................................................423 WORKS CITED..............................................................................................................................435 FIGURES......................................................................................................................................438 CHAPTER 11 GLASS VESSELS (RUTH E. JACKSON-TAL)........................................................................................445 11.1. THE LATE HELLENISTIC PERIOD..................................................................................................... 445 11.2. THE EARLY ROMAN PERIOD...........................................................................................................450 11.3. THE LATE ROMAN-BYZANTINE PERIODS.........................................................................................459 WORKS CITED............................................................................................................................. 470 FIGURES......................................................................................................................................474 CHAPTER 12 THE METAL FINDS (KATE RAPHAEL)...............................................................................................480 12.1. TOOLS.........................................................................................................................................480 12.1.1. AGRICULTURAL AND CRAFT TOOLS.................................................................................................... 480 12.1.2. FISHING WEIGHTS AND HOOKS..................................................................................................... 482 12.2. DOMESTIC UTENSILS.................................................................................................................... 483 12.2.1. TABLEWARE.................................................................................................................................483 12.2.2. KNIVES, BLADES, AND SCISSORS...................................................................................................484 12.2.3. NEEDLES.....................................................................................................................................485 12.3. MEDICAL AND COSMETIC INSTRUMENTS..........................................................................................485 12.4. JEWELRY......................................................................................................................................486 12.4.1. EARRINGS.....................................................................................................................................487 12.4.2. BRONZE RINGS........................................................................................................................... 487 12.4.3. NECKLACE...................................................................................................................................488 12.4.4. BRACELETS...................................................................................................................................488 12.4.5. MEDALLION (? )........................................................................................................................... 489 12.4.6. KEY RINGS.................................................................................................................................489 12.5. CLOTHES-FASTENING PINS............................................................................................................ 489 12.6. BRONZE FIGURINES (?)................................................................................................................ 491 12.7. LEAD M ASK................................................................................................................................492 12.8. BELL............................................................................................................................................493 12.9. BUCKLES.....................................................................................................................................493 12.10. WEIGHTS.....................................................................................................................................494 12.10.1. FLAT, RECTANGULAR LEAD AND BRONZE WEIGHTS .......................................................................... 494 12.10.2. ROUND AND CONICAL BRONZE WEIGHTS........................................................................................496 12.11. WEAPONS...................................................................................................................................496 12.11.1. WINGED ARROWHEADS................................................................................................................ 496 12.11.2. BARBED ARROWHEADS..................................................................................................................497 12.11.3. PYRAMIDAL ARROWHEADS............................................................................................................ 497 12.11.4. LEAF-SHAPED ARROWHEADS......................................................................................................... 498 12.11.5. CONICAL ARROWHEAD...................................................................................................................499 12.11.6. SCABBARD (?)............................................................................................................................. 499 12.12. HOOKS, RINGS, AND FITTINGS....................................................................................................... 499 12.13. NAILS..........................................................................................................................................500 12.14. TACKS.........................................................................................................................................501 12.15. MISCELLANEOUS...........................................................................................................................501 12.16. DISCUSSION.................................................................................................................................502 WORKS CITED..............................................................................................................................504 FIGURES......................................................................................................................................507 CHAPTER 13 BONE, IVORY, ANTLER, AND HORN OBJECTS (ETAN AYALON)............................................................518 13.1. WORKING TOOLS......................................................................................................................... 518 13.2. OBJECTS OF DAILY USE................................................................................................................ 521 13.3. PRODUCTION WASTE..................................................................................................................... 529 13.4. CONCLUSIONS...............................................................................................................................531 WORKS CITED.............................................................................................................................. 532 FIGURES...................................................................................................................................... 535 CHAPTER 14 THE STONE VESSELS (DAVID AMIT AND YONATAN ADLER)..............................................................538 14.1. INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................... 538 14.2. HARD CHALK OBJECTS................................................................................................................... 538 14.3. SOFT CHALK VESSELS.................................................................................................................... 541 14.3.1. LARGE LATHE-TURNED VESSELS.....................................................................................................541 14.3.2. SMALL LATHE-TURNED VESSELS.....................................................................................................542 14.3.3. HAND-CARVED VESSELS................................................................................................................544 14.4. BASALT.........................................................................................................................................548 14.5. BEACHROCK................................................................................................................................. 549 14.6. MARBLE........................................................................................................................................550 14.7. ALABASTER................................................................................................................................... 550 14.8. VARIA..........................................................................................................................................551 14.9. ANALYSIS.................................................................................................................................... 551 FIGURES ..................................................................................................................................... 554 WORKS CITED.............................................................................................................................. 570 CHAPTER 15 TERRACOTTA FIGURINES (ADI ERLICH)............................................................................................ 573 15.1. TECHNIQUE AND PRODUCTION METHODS........................................................................................ 573 15.1.1. THE EARLY FIGURINES..................................................................................................................573 15.1.2. THE LATE FIGURINES.................................................................................................................... 574 15.2. TYPOLOGY................................................................................................................................... 574 15.2.1. LATE IRON AGE AND PERSIAN FIGURINES....................................................................................... 574 15.2.2. HELLENISTIC AND ROMAN FIGURINES............................................................................................. 577 15.2.3. FIGURINE OF UNKNOWN DATE.......................................................................................................581 15.3. CONCLUSIONS............................................................................................................................... 581 WORKS CITED.............................................................................................................................. 583 FIGURES...................................................................................................................................... 586 CHAPTER 16 THE NECROPOLIS OF THE HILL OF ABU KABIR (AVNER ECKER) ........................................................ 589 WORKS CITED.............................................................................................................................. 638
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title	Ancient Jaffa from the Persian to the Byzantine period Kaplan excavations (1955-1981)
title_auth	Ancient Jaffa from the Persian to the Byzantine period Kaplan excavations (1955-1981)
title_exact_search	Ancient Jaffa from the Persian to the Byzantine period Kaplan excavations (1955-1981)
title_full	Ancient Jaffa from the Persian to the Byzantine period Kaplan excavations (1955-1981) Orit Tsuf ; with contributions by Yonatan Adler [und 7 weiteren]
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