A Knidian Stamped Amphora Handle from the Rural Settlement at el-Khirba, Shoham

A Knidian stamped amphora handle was uncovered at el-Khirba, Shoham, in as stratum dating between the third and first centuries BCE. It is a rectangular aniconic stamp of a two-letter monogram. The small size of the stamp suggests that it belongs to a group of the Knidian Class termed ‘early Knidian.’

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Atiqot
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040x.1108
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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology
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A Knidian Stamped Amphora Handle from the Rural Settlement at el-Khirba, Shoham

Donald T. Ariel
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A Knidian Stamped Amphora Handle from the Rural Settlement at el-Khirba, Shoham

Donald T. Ariel
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Abstract

A Knidian stamped amphora handle was uncovered at el-Khirba, Shoham, in as stratum dating between the third and first centuries BCE. It is a rectangular aniconic stamp of a two-letter monogram. The small size of the stamp suggests that it belongs to a group of the Knidian Class termed ‘early Knidian.’

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