Tel Mor A504/1 | The Levantine Ceramics Project

Vessel: Tel Mor A504/1

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Context Information

Site Name

Tel Mor

Date

1350-1300 BCE

Site Type

City

Country/Region

Israel-Palestinian Authority/Southern Coastal Plain

Period

Late Bronze Age II

Archaeological Context

Room 71 (Stratum VI)

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Vessel Details

Shape

Jar

Shape Type

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Fabric Description

Light red (10R 6/6), many small voids

Measurements (cms)

D: 6 cm

Functional Category

Dining/Drinking/Serving

Surface treatment

Light red surface (10R 6/6)

Manufacturing Technique

Wheel made

Firing

Fully fired

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Tel Mor A504/1

Jar

Tel Mor

1350-1300 BCE

Late Bronze Age II

Tel Mor A504/1

Jar

Tel Mor

1350-1300 BCE

Late Bronze Age II

Break Photos 0

Thin Section Photos 0

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Associated Ware/Ware Family/Style

Southern Levantine Late Bronze Age Egyptianized Wares

c. 1400-1200 BCE

Late Bronze Age II, Late Bronze Age III

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Associated Petrofabric

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Associated Kiln/Workshop

—

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Bibliography

Tristan J. Barako and Mario A.S. Martin. "Egyptian and Egyptianized Pottery" in Tel Mor. The Moshe Dothan Excavations, 1959-1960. IAA Reports, no. 32 Jerusalem: Israel Antiquities Authority, 2007, 129-165 , Figure 4.11.13, Page 162.

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Discussion/Acknowledgements

Holthoer divided beer bottles into four subtypes, of which only the ‘ordinary’ BB 4 is relevant to a discussion of the Tel Mor Egyptianized pottery assemblage. The other three subtypes date to the early and mid-18th Dynasty, prior to the appearance of Egyptianized pottery at Tel Mor (Barako & Martin 2007: 147).