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Site: Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

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Site Information

Site name (primary, secondary):

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

Country/region:

Israel/Negev

Alternate names & spellings:

Mo'a, Moyat Awad

Coordinates (N,E):

30.546111 , 35.130278

Periods attested by vessels on the LCP:

Early Roman, Roman, Middle Roman

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Site Description

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Related Images

Moyat 'Awad, site plan (Erickson-Gini and Israel 2013 fig. 24), courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority

Moyat 'Awad, entrance to Hellenistic Nabataean fort (Area B) (Erickson-Gini and Israel 2013 fig. 25), courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority

Vessels 63

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Orhan Mor 10-295/1

Juglet

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

2nd-early 3rd c. CE

Middle Roman

Orhan Mor 53-732

Juglet

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

2nd-early 3rd c. CE

Middle Roman

Orhan Mor 53-732/1

Juglet

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

2nd-early 3rd c. CE

Middle Roman

Orhan Mor 3-290/363

Jar

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

2nd c. CE

Middle Roman

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Orhan Mor 13-402

Bowl

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

late 1st c. BCE-early 1st c. CE

Early Roman

Orhan Mor 16-390

Bowl

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

mid-1st c. BCE-early 1st c. CE

Early Roman

Orhan Mor 3-289

Bottle

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

2nd c. CE

Middle Roman

Orhan Mor 5-361

Jar

Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

2nd c. CE

Middle Roman

Petrographic Samples 1

TeixeiraBastos 82
Moa02-3555
Orhan Mor, Moyat 'Awad

1st CE to 4th CE

Roman

Magnification:
10x

Polarized Light?
XPL

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Site/Project URLs and Database Links

Site/Project URLs
Database Links

Pleiades (https://pleiades.stoa.org/search?SearchableText=Mo%27a&submit=Search)

Associated Wares/Ware Families/Style

Ware name:

Date:

Period:

Nabataean Painted Fine Ware (NPFW)

150 BCE - ca. 250/300 CE

Nabatean/Early Roman, Middle Roman

Nabataean Undecorated/Plain Ware (NUPW)

1st c. BCE - 3rd c. CE

Roman

Southern Jordan Roman-Byzantine Plain Ware

2nd c. - 6th or 7th c. CE

Middle-Late Roman, Byzantine

Petra Coarse Ware

c.-100 to c.600

Nabatean/Early Roman, Roman, Middle Roman, Late Roman, Early Byzantine, Late Byzantine

Associated Petro-fabrics

Lebanon/Southern Coast/Neogene Marl/Quartz Inclusions and Marine Biogenic Debris

Associated Kilns/Workshops

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Bibliography

Tali Erickson-Gini and Yigal Israel. "Excavating the Nabataean Incense Road" Journal of Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology and Heritage Studies 1.1 (2013), 24-53
Tali Erickson-Gini and Yizar Hirschfeld. The Rudolph Cohen Excavations Along the Nabatean Incense Road, 1978-1988. Final Report. Jerusalem: Israel Antiquities Authority, forthcoming

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Discussion/Acknowledgements

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