31834
Title Of Article Chaper
The beginnings of Phoenician pottery: vessel shape, style and ceramic technology in the early phases of the Phoenician Iron Age
Title Of Journal Book
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research
Issue
279
Pages
35-54
ISSN
0003-097X
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Provides details of a recently excavated potter's workshop complete with kiln and clay settling tanks, etc., at Sarepta. The technological processes involved in making Phoenician pottery are discussed in relation to two types of bichrome pottery: the strainer-spouted jug and the globular ridge-necked jug.
Keywords
Phoenician;excavation;ceramics;Iron Age;kilns;clay; Phoenicia (Sarepta)
pub_id
31834