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Decorated pottery in Cyprus and Philistia in the 12th century BC
Shelby White and Leon Levy Program for Archaeological Publications (Firm)
2 volumes (1287 pages) : illustrations, maps, plans ; 31 cm.
Volume 1. Part I. Cyprus. Section I. The Late LCIIC-Early LCIIIA phase : the "missing" IIIC:1a phase. The Levanto-Helladic shapes -- The simple style -- The rude or pastoral style -- Towards a pan-island bowl typology. Section II. The sites : stratigraphy and pottery. Enkomi -- Sinda -- Athienou: Bamboulari tis Koukkouninnas -- Idalion -- Pyla : Kokkinokremos -- Pyla : Verghi -- Kition. Volume II. Hala Sultan Tekke -- Kalavasos : Ay.Dhimitrios -- Alassa : Pano Mandilaris -- Kourion : Bamboula -- Kourion : Kaloriziki -- Kouklia : Palaepaphos -- Mas : Palaeokastro -- Apliki : Karamallos -- Toumba tou Skourou -- Myrtou : Pigadhes -- Supplementary examples of ceramic types from other locations. Section III. An overview of the late Cypriot IIIC pottery. Local types -- Enkomi : local and Aegean-style types -- Other sites : local and Aegean-style types. Part II. Philistia. Section IV. The sites : stratigraphy and pottery. Ekron (Tel Miqne) -- Ashdod -- Ashkelon -- Bethshean : the late Cypriot IIIC imports. Section V. An overview of the Aegean-style pottery from Philistia. Part III. Cyprus and Philistia. Section VI. A comparison of the Cypriot and Philistine Aegean-style pottery.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [1273]-1287).
Contributions to the chronology of the Eastern Mediterranean ; v. 36
Denkschriften der Gesamtakademie ; Bd. 79