In: Y. Gadot. The Landfill of Early Roman Jerusalem: The 2013–2014 Excavations in Area D3. Ancient Jerusalem Publications II. University Park, Pennsylvania. Pp. 123-142. 2022
In: L. Singer-Avitz and E. Ayalon. Yotvata, The Ze’ev Meshel Excavations (1974-1980), The Iron Age I “Fortress” and the Early Islamic Settlement. Tel Aviv University Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology Monograph Series 42. University Park, Pennsylvania. Pp. 295-297. 2022
In: A. Lichtenberger and R. Raja (eds.) Glass, Lamps and Jerash Bowls, Final Publication from the Danish-German Jerash Northwest Quarter Project III. Turnhour, Belgium. Pp. 13-49. 2021
D. Ade, S. Frommer, T. Marstaller, A. K. Scholz, M. Terp-Schunter, C. Vossler-Wolf and M. Wolf (Hrsg.) Sachgeschichte(n) Beiträge zu einer interdisziplinär verstandenen Archäologie des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit Festschrift für Barbara Scholkmann zu ihrem 80 Geburtstag., 2021
This article publishes artefacts unearthed in the framework of the German-Israeli Tell Iztabba Ex... more This article publishes artefacts unearthed in the framework of the German-Israeli Tell Iztabba Excavation Project. It analyses and discusses faience and glass artefacts recovered during recent field seasons at the site known as the Seleucid-founded town of Nysa (Scythopolis), located in the Beth She'an National Park. In addition to analysing a Bes/Udjat eye amulet, the first, so far, from the Levant from a well-secured Hellenistic context, it offers a more accurate date for the beginning of use of monochrome cast/sagged glass vessels in the southern Levant, as well as the end of use of Hellenistic faience bowls in the region, based on archaeological contexts of Tell Iztabba (East) and other contexts from contemporaneous Hellenistic sites in the Galilee and the southern Levant.
In: Y. Gadot. The Landfill of Early Roman Jerusalem: The 2013–2014 Excavations in Area D3. Ancient Jerusalem Publications II. University Park, Pennsylvania. Pp. 123-142. 2022
In: L. Singer-Avitz and E. Ayalon. Yotvata, The Ze’ev Meshel Excavations (1974-1980), The Iron Age I “Fortress” and the Early Islamic Settlement. Tel Aviv University Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology Monograph Series 42. University Park, Pennsylvania. Pp. 295-297. 2022
In: A. Lichtenberger and R. Raja (eds.) Glass, Lamps and Jerash Bowls, Final Publication from the Danish-German Jerash Northwest Quarter Project III. Turnhour, Belgium. Pp. 13-49. 2021
D. Ade, S. Frommer, T. Marstaller, A. K. Scholz, M. Terp-Schunter, C. Vossler-Wolf and M. Wolf (Hrsg.) Sachgeschichte(n) Beiträge zu einer interdisziplinär verstandenen Archäologie des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit Festschrift für Barbara Scholkmann zu ihrem 80 Geburtstag., 2021
This article publishes artefacts unearthed in the framework of the German-Israeli Tell Iztabba Ex... more This article publishes artefacts unearthed in the framework of the German-Israeli Tell Iztabba Excavation Project. It analyses and discusses faience and glass artefacts recovered during recent field seasons at the site known as the Seleucid-founded town of Nysa (Scythopolis), located in the Beth She'an National Park. In addition to analysing a Bes/Udjat eye amulet, the first, so far, from the Levant from a well-secured Hellenistic context, it offers a more accurate date for the beginning of use of monochrome cast/sagged glass vessels in the southern Levant, as well as the end of use of Hellenistic faience bowls in the region, based on archaeological contexts of Tell Iztabba (East) and other contexts from contemporaneous Hellenistic sites in the Galilee and the southern Levant.
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