Decorated pottery in Cyprus and Philistia in the 12th century BC : Cypriot IIIC and Philistine IIIC /
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Language: English
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Contributions to the chronology of the Eastern Mediterranean ;
36.
Denkschriften der Gesamtakademie ;
79.
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Call Number: DS111 .C7 v.36/1-2
Table of Contents:
- Volume 1.
- Part I.
- Cyprus.
- Section I.
- The Late LCIIC-Early LCIIIA phase : the "missing" IIIC:1a phase.
- The Levanto-Helladic shapes
- The simple style
- The rude or pastoral style
- Towards a pan-island bowl typology.
- Section II.
- The sites : stratigraphy and pottery.
- Enkomi
- Sinda
- Athienou: Bamboulari tis Koukkouninnas
- Idalion
- Pyla : Kokkinokremos
- Pyla : Verghi
- Kition.
- Volume II.
- Hala Sultan Tekke
- Kalavasos : Ay.Dhimitrios
- Alassa : Pano Mandilaris
- Kourion : Bamboula
- Kourion : Kaloriziki
- Kouklia : Palaepaphos
- Mas : Palaeokastro
- Apliki : Karamallos
- Toumba tou Skourou
- Myrtou : Pigadhes
- Supplementary examples of ceramic types from other locations.
- Section III.
- An overview of the late Cypriot IIIC pottery.
- Local types
- Enkomi : local and Aegean-style types
- Other sites : local and Aegean-style types.
- Part II.
- Philistia.
- Section IV.
- The sites : stratigraphy and pottery.
- Ekron (Tel Miqne)
- Ashdod
- Ashkelon
- Bethshean : the late Cypriot IIIC imports.
- Section V.
- An overview of the Aegean-style pottery from Philistia.
- Part III.
- Cyprus and Philistia.
- Section VI.
- A comparison of the Cypriot and Philistine Aegean-style pottery.