Ceramic in burial practice of Byzantine Northern periphery in Palaiologos’ era (Crimea, Northern Black Sea Region)

Ceramic wares were used in Crimea throughout most of the medieval period as an element of Christian funeral rites. However, new features associated with the use of glazed bowls have come to the local burial practice since the end of the13th century. They will be discussed in this paper.

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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.63114/45m70172
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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Ceramic in burial practice of Byzantine Northern periphery in Palaiologos’ era (Crimea, Northern Black Sea Region)

Iryna Teslenko
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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Ceramic in burial practice of Byzantine Northern periphery in Palaiologos’ era (Crimea, Northern Black Sea Region)

Iryna Teslenko
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Ceramic wares were used in Crimea throughout most of the medieval period as an element of Christian funeral rites. However, new features associated with the use of glazed bowls have come to the local burial practice since the end of the13th century. They will be discussed in this paper.

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR), Archéorient (FR)
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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