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© 2022 Penn State University Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. SECTION ONE INTRODUCTION
  4. CHAPTER 1 THE 2004–2008 SEASONS 1
  5. SECTION TWO STRATIGRAPHY AND ARCHITECTURE
  6. CHAPTER 2 AREA J 19
  7. CHAPTER 3 AREA K 153
  8. CHAPTER 4 AREA M 178
  9. CHAPTER 5 AREA H: LEVELS H-9 TO H-5 247
  10. CHAPTER 6 AREA L 275
  11. CHAPTER 7 AREA P 286
  12. Front matter 2 293
  13. CONTENTS 300
  14. SECTION THREE POTTERY
  15. CHAPTER 8 THE EARLY BRONZE AGE POTTERY FROM AREA J 304
  16. CHAPTER 9 EXPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY: INVESTIGATING A UNIQUE BURNISHING TECHNIQUE ON AN EARLY BRONZE III JUG 346
  17. CHAPTER 10 THE LATE BRONZE IIB POTTERY FROM LEVELS K-8 AND K-7 354
  18. CHAPTER 11 CYPRIOT, MYCENAEAN AND DERIVATIVE FORMS FROM LEVELS K-8 AND K-7 469
  19. CHAPTER 12 THE LATE BRONzE III AND IRON I POTTERY: LEVELS K-6, M-6, M-5, M-4 AND H-9 486
  20. CHAPTER 13 THE IRON IIA POTTERY 679
  21. Front Matter 3 841
  22. CONTENTS 848
  23. SECTION FOUR OTHER FINDS
  24. CHAPTER 14 THE CHIPPED STONE ASSEMBLAGE 852
  25. CHAPTER 15 THE SMALL FINDS 891
  26. CHAPTER 16 THE GROUNDSTONE ASSEMBLAGE 955
  27. CHAPTER 17 STAMP-SEAL AMULETS 1002
  28. CHAPTER 18 CYLINDER SEALS 1018
  29. CHAPTER 19 THE AMULETS 1036
  30. CHAPTER 20 FIGURATIVE CLAY ARTEFACTS 1042
  31. CHAPTER 21 A LATE BRONZE AGE GOLD PENDANT FROM AREA k 1111
  32. CHAPTER 22 A DOUBLE AXE FROM LEVEL H-9 1116
  33. CHAPTER 23 TEXTILE PRODUCTION 1119
  34. CHAPTER 24 GAMES 1131
  35. Section Five environmental and Physical Studies
  36. chaPter 25 radiocarbon dating oF the iron age levelS 1140
  37. Chapter 26 the human remains 1153
  38. Chapter 27 Faunal remains From the iron age levels 1156
  39. Chapter 28 Micromammalian remains 1235
  40. Chapter 29 MOLLUSC SHELLS 1240
  41. Chapter 30 WOOD REMAINS 1245
  42. Chapter 31 PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF IRON AGE VESSELS 1262
  43. Chapter 32 PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LATE BRONZE III, LATE IRON I AND IRON IIA POTTERY 1272
  44. Chapter 33 MICROMORPHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN AREA K: IMPLICATIONS FOR TRASH DISPOSAL BEHAVIOUR 1280
  45. Chapter 34 GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY IN AREA K: THRESHING FLOOR OR MIDDEN? 1287
  46. Chapter 35 METALWORKING IN AREA K: A REEVALUATION 1296
  47. Chapter 36 IN SEARCH OF THE MIDDLE BRONZE AGE CITY-GATE: INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS 1310
  48. Chapter 37 ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEY IN THE VICINITY OF AREA F 1313
  49. Chapter 38 MAGNETIC PROSPECTING TO THE NORTH OF THE LATE BRONZE CITY GATE 1320
  50. Section SIX Summary and conclusions
  51. Chapter 39 COMMENTS ON THE EARLY BRONZE CULTIC COMPOUND, 1992-2010 1340
  52. Chapter 40 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL CONCLUSIONS 1354
  53. Indices of Loci 1366
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. SECTION ONE INTRODUCTION
  4. CHAPTER 1 THE 2004–2008 SEASONS 1
  5. SECTION TWO STRATIGRAPHY AND ARCHITECTURE
  6. CHAPTER 2 AREA J 19
  7. CHAPTER 3 AREA K 153
  8. CHAPTER 4 AREA M 178
  9. CHAPTER 5 AREA H: LEVELS H-9 TO H-5 247
  10. CHAPTER 6 AREA L 275
  11. CHAPTER 7 AREA P 286
  12. Front matter 2 293
  13. CONTENTS 300
  14. SECTION THREE POTTERY
  15. CHAPTER 8 THE EARLY BRONZE AGE POTTERY FROM AREA J 304
  16. CHAPTER 9 EXPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY: INVESTIGATING A UNIQUE BURNISHING TECHNIQUE ON AN EARLY BRONZE III JUG 346
  17. CHAPTER 10 THE LATE BRONZE IIB POTTERY FROM LEVELS K-8 AND K-7 354
  18. CHAPTER 11 CYPRIOT, MYCENAEAN AND DERIVATIVE FORMS FROM LEVELS K-8 AND K-7 469
  19. CHAPTER 12 THE LATE BRONzE III AND IRON I POTTERY: LEVELS K-6, M-6, M-5, M-4 AND H-9 486
  20. CHAPTER 13 THE IRON IIA POTTERY 679
  21. Front Matter 3 841
  22. CONTENTS 848
  23. SECTION FOUR OTHER FINDS
  24. CHAPTER 14 THE CHIPPED STONE ASSEMBLAGE 852
  25. CHAPTER 15 THE SMALL FINDS 891
  26. CHAPTER 16 THE GROUNDSTONE ASSEMBLAGE 955
  27. CHAPTER 17 STAMP-SEAL AMULETS 1002
  28. CHAPTER 18 CYLINDER SEALS 1018
  29. CHAPTER 19 THE AMULETS 1036
  30. CHAPTER 20 FIGURATIVE CLAY ARTEFACTS 1042
  31. CHAPTER 21 A LATE BRONZE AGE GOLD PENDANT FROM AREA k 1111
  32. CHAPTER 22 A DOUBLE AXE FROM LEVEL H-9 1116
  33. CHAPTER 23 TEXTILE PRODUCTION 1119
  34. CHAPTER 24 GAMES 1131
  35. Section Five environmental and Physical Studies
  36. chaPter 25 radiocarbon dating oF the iron age levelS 1140
  37. Chapter 26 the human remains 1153
  38. Chapter 27 Faunal remains From the iron age levels 1156
  39. Chapter 28 Micromammalian remains 1235
  40. Chapter 29 MOLLUSC SHELLS 1240
  41. Chapter 30 WOOD REMAINS 1245
  42. Chapter 31 PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF IRON AGE VESSELS 1262
  43. Chapter 32 PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LATE BRONZE III, LATE IRON I AND IRON IIA POTTERY 1272
  44. Chapter 33 MICROMORPHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN AREA K: IMPLICATIONS FOR TRASH DISPOSAL BEHAVIOUR 1280
  45. Chapter 34 GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY IN AREA K: THRESHING FLOOR OR MIDDEN? 1287
  46. Chapter 35 METALWORKING IN AREA K: A REEVALUATION 1296
  47. Chapter 36 IN SEARCH OF THE MIDDLE BRONZE AGE CITY-GATE: INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS 1310
  48. Chapter 37 ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEY IN THE VICINITY OF AREA F 1313
  49. Chapter 38 MAGNETIC PROSPECTING TO THE NORTH OF THE LATE BRONZE CITY GATE 1320
  50. Section SIX Summary and conclusions
  51. Chapter 39 COMMENTS ON THE EARLY BRONZE CULTIC COMPOUND, 1992-2010 1340
  52. Chapter 40 ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL CONCLUSIONS 1354
  53. Indices of Loci 1366
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