Phrygian painted wares -- various | The Levantine Ceramics Project

Ware/Ware Family/Style: Phrygian painted wares -- various

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Name, Geographic and Chronological Range

Name:

Phrygian painted wares -- various

Country/Region:

Turkey/Central

Date BCE/CE:

9th-4th c. BCE

Period:

Iron Age II-III, Achaemenid Persian

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General Information and Description

General Information
Description

This category is a temporary holding spot for the various painted pots excavated at Gordion, awaiting further refinement.

Vessels 19

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Gordion 8437-P-3402

Closed vessel, large

Gordion

690 - 680 BCE

Iron Age III

Gordion TumJ 34, 1766-P-578

Bottle

Gordion

600 - 590 BCE

Iron Age III

Gordion 8432-P-3398

Bowl

Gordion

690 - 680 BCE

Iron Age III

Gordion 8024-P-3219

Closed vessel

Gordion

690 - 680 BCE

Iron Age III

Break Photos 0

Petrographic Samples 0

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Earlier/Alternative Names

Wavy-Line

Chevron-Triangle

Fine-Line Buff Ware

Ladders-and-Zigzags

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Site Distribution

Turkey

Gordion (Turkey/Central)

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Associated Petrofabrics

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Associated Kilns/Workshops

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Bibliography

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Discussion/Acknowledgements

G. Kenneth Sams defined the various painted styles in Early Phrygian Pottery (U. Penn Museum 1995); Ellen L. Kohler also used many of them in Lesser Phrygian Tumuli: The Inhumations (U. Penn Museum 1995)