Petrographical Analysis of the Pottery from Naḥal Tut (pp. 191–195)

Nine samples of Persian-period wares were selected for analysis. Five petrographic groups were identified, pointing to the presence of local wares, close-range imports from the Carmel shore and long-range imports from the Aegean area or western Cyprus. It seems that the trade or exchange patterns at Naḥal Tut Site VIII were oriented overseas

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Atiqot
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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040x.1472
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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Petrographical Analysis of the Pottery from Naḥal Tut (pp. 191–195)

Amir Gorzalczany
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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Petrographical Analysis of the Pottery from Naḥal Tut (pp. 191–195)

Amir Gorzalczany
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Abstract

Nine samples of Persian-period wares were selected for analysis. Five petrographic groups were identified, pointing to the presence of local wares, close-range imports from the Carmel shore and long-range imports from the Aegean area or western Cyprus. It seems that the trade or exchange patterns at Naḥal Tut Site VIII were oriented overseas

AtiqotVol. 52(1)
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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