Deep Bowls with External Sgraffito | The Levantine Ceramics Project

Ware/Ware Family/Style: Deep Bowls with External Sgraffito

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Name, Geographic and Chronological Range

Name:

Deep Bowls with External Sgraffito

Country/region of ware origin:

Israel/Galilee, Israel/Golan

Date BCE/CE:

14th - 15th centuries CE

Period:

Middle-Late Islamic/Mamluk

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General Information and Description

General InformationA standardized deep bowl form with a ridge below the simple rim, straight walls, and a carination just before the rounded base produced of the same fabric. It is slipped and glazed on both the interior and the exterior. The glaze is green, and occasionally, yellowish with green splashes. The incised design usually consists of vertical combed and wavy lines, and occasionally, of combed or gouged designs on the interior as well.
Description

Vessels 1

A-1313, 58-636/4

Bowl

Khirbet Din'ila

14-15 c. CE

Middle-Late Islamic/Mamluk

Break Photos 0

Petrographic Samples 2

P5.4
A-1313, 58-636/4
Khirbet Din'ila

14-15 c. CE

Middle-Late Islamic/Mamluk

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P5.3
A-1313, 10-102
Khirbet Din'ila

14-15 c. CE

Middle-Late Islamic/Mamluk

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Earlier/Alternative Names

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Site Distribution

Israel

Khirbet Din'ila (Israel/Galilee)

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Associated Petrofabrics

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Associated Kilns/Workshops

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Bibliography

Avîśar, Miryām; Stern, Edna J. Pottery of the Crusader and Mamluk Periods in Israel. The Israel Antiquities Authority Reports 25. Jerusalem: Israel Antiquities Authority, 2006
Shapiro, Anastasia. "Petrographic Study of Selected Mamluk-Period Pottery from Khirbat Din‘ila" ‘Atiqot 78 (2014), 105-112
Stern, Edna J. "The Crusader, Mamluk and Early Ottoman-Period Pottery from Khirbat Din‘ila: Typology, Chronology, Production and Consumption Trends" ‘Atiqot 78 (2014), 71-104

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