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Petrofabric: Central Jordan Valley

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Name, Origin, & Material

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Central Jordan Valley

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General Information

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Vessels 17

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Sha'ar Hagolan L.H148, B.H267

Bowl

Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

Sha'ar Hagolan L.E658, B.E1961

Bowl

Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

Sha'ar Hagolan L.E612, B.E1800

Bowl

Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

Sha'ar Hagolan L.E368, B.E1234

Bowl

Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

Break Photos 0

Petrographic Samples 13

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SHG 61
Sha'ar Hagolan L.E280, B.E1006
Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

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Polarized Light?
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SHG 62
Sha'ar Hagolan L.N79, B.N250
Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

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Polarized Light?
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SHG 39
Sha'ar Hagolan L.H523, B.H1099
Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

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Polarized Light?
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SHG 46
Sha'ar Hagolan L.E469, B.E1480
Sha'ar Hagolan

6400-6000 BCE

Pottery Neolithic

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Polarized Light?
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Associated Wares/Ware Families

Ware name:

Yarmukian pottery

Date:

6400-6000 BCE

Period:

Pottery Neolithic

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Associated Kilns/Workshops

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Site Distribution

Israel

Sha'ar Hagolan (Israel/Jordan Valley north)

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Bibliography

Yosef Garfinkel. Sha'ar Hagolan Vol. 5. Early Pyrotechnology: Ceramic and White Ware. Qedem Reports 14. Jerusalem: Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew University., 2019

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Discussion/Acknowledgements

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