The Smithsonian Institution excavation at Tell Jemmeh, Israel 1970-1990 / ed. by D.Ben-Shlomo, G.W.Van Beek. - Washington: Smithsonian institution, 2014 . - xxix, 1087 p.: ill. - (Smithsonian contributions to antropology; N 50). - Bibliogr.: p. 1067-1087. - ISSN 0081-0223  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

LIST OF FIGURES ................................................ ix LIST OF TABLES .............................................. xxvii PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .................................. xxix INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND 1 Introduction ................................................. 1 David Ben-Shlomo and Gus W. Van Beek 2 Environmental Background of Tell Jemmeh ..................... 16 Gus W. Van Beek THE ARCHITECTURE, STRATIGRAPHY AND FINDS FROM THE DIFFERENT EXCAVATION FIELDS 3 Field III: The Southeastern Step Trench ..................... 21 David Ben-Shlomo 4 Field II: The Northwestern Stepped Trench .................. 162 David Ben-Shlomo 5 The South Trench (ST1) ..................................... 198 David Ben-Shlomo 6 Field I: The Late Bronze Age ............................... 209 David Ben-Shlomo 7 Field I Furnace (the Kiln), Square KB, and FUR 2-FUR 3 ..... 337 David Ben-Shlomo 8 Results from Field IV: The Iron II and Later Periods ....... 403 David Ben-Shlomo 9 Bread Ovens and Related Installations ...................... 642 Alexander Zukerman POTTERY STUDIES 10 Decorated Canaanite Pottery ................................ 651 Gwanghyun Choi 11 Imported Cypriot and Mycenaean Wares and Derivative Wares .. 657 Celia J. Bergoffen 12 Decorated Philistine Pottery ............................... 721 David Ben-Shlomo 13 Assyrian-Style Pottery (Palace Ware) ....................... 732 David Ben-Shlomo 14 "East Greek" and Greek Imported Pottery of the First Millennium ВСЕ ............................................. 749 S. Rebecca Martin 15 Petrographic Analysis of Pottery: Chalcolithic to Persian Period ..................................................... 776 David Ben-Shlomo 16 Computerized Documentation and Analysis of Pottery Vessels .................................................... 795 Avshalom Karasik SMALL FINDS STUDIES 17 Ceramic Figurines and Figurative Terra-cottas .............. 804 David Ben-Shlomo, Ron Gardiner, and Gus Van Beek 18 Worked Sherds .............................................. 828 David Ben-Shlomo and Ron Gardiner 19 Ceramic Objects: Marked Pottery, Mud Objects, and Various Ceramic Artifacts .......................................... 838 David Ben-Shlomo 20 Clay Sealings and Seal Impressions ......................... 857 David Ben-Shlomo and Othmar Keel 21 Nonjewelry Metal Objects ................................... 876 David Ben-Shlomo and Ron Gardiner 22 Metallic and Nonmetallic Jewelry Objects ................... 889 Amir Golani 23 Stone Artifact Assemblage from Tell Jemmeh ................. 917 Yorke M. Rowan 24 Egyptian Amulets from Tell Jemmeh .......................... 970 Christian Herrmann 25 Various Finds: Faience, Glass, Bone, Ivory, and Pumice ..... 977 David Ben-Shlomo 26 Chipped Stone Assemblage from Tell Jemmeh .................. 987 Steven A. Rosen and Jakob Vardi 27 Scarabs and Stamp Seals ................................... 1004 Othmar Keel 28 Cylinder Seals: A Clay Cylinder with Cuneiform Signs ...... 1017 Wayne Horowitz and Tallay Ornan 29 Cylinder Seals: A Mitannian Cylinder Seal with a Worshipper and Divine Images ............................ 1020 Tallay Ornan NUMBER 30 Coins: Coins from the 1970-1990 Excavation Seasons at Tell Jemmeh ............................................... 1023 Donald T. Ariel 31 Coins: The Crusader Purse from Tell Jemmeh ................ 1026 Robert Kool 32 Ostraca from Tell Jemmeh .................................. 1031 Haggai Misgav SUBSISTENCE STUDIES 33 Temporal Trends in Animal Exploitation: Faunal Analysis from Tell Jemmeh .......................................... 1038 Edward R. Maher CONCLUSIONS 34 Synthesis and Conclusions: The Significance of Tell Jemmeh .................................................... 1054 David Ben-Shlomo REFERENCES ................................................... 1067