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Hellenistic and Roman Pottery from Boyalıtepe (Kameni) Höyük

Adalya. Annual of the Suna & İnan KIRAÇ Research Institute on Mediterranean Civilization
Located in the northeastern corner of the province of Karaman, Boyalıtepe (Kameni) Höyük lies 20 km west of the village of Boyalı. Surveys on the mound (höyük) yielded pottery from the Iron Age as well as the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods ...
Hatice Körsulu, Rabia Karakaya
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Dean Peeters, Shaping Regionality in Socioeconomic Systems: Late Hellenistic – Late Roman Ceramic Production, Circulation, and Consumption in Boeotia, Central Greece (c. 150 BC-AD 700). Roman and Late Antique Mediterranean Pottery 18.

Journal of Greek archaeology
The publication of Dean Peeters’ ambitious monograph is timely, seeing that regions and ‘micro-regions’ in antiquity are attracting increasing scholarly interest. It is based on the author’s recent Ph.D.
John Lund
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Shelley C. Stone: The Hellenistic and Roman Fine Pottery.

Gnomon, 2020
Z. Kotitsa
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The Emergence of Lead-Glazed Pottery in the Late Hellenistic and Roman Mediterranean: New Investigations at Mytilene, Athens, and Ostia

Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens
:The circumstances and chronology of the emergence of lead-glazed pottery in the Late Hellenistic and Roman Mediterranean remain heavily debated. This article presents a multidisciplinary discussion of pottery provenance and glazing technology based on ...
F. Liard, M. J. Versluys, Ayed Ben Amara
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The role of archaeometry in the study of production and dispersal of Hellenistic pottery in Dalmatia, with new evidence on the chemistry of grey-ware tableware

Pottery Production, Landscape and Economy of Roman Dalmatia, 2018
The present contribution aims to summarise the current material evidence-based information on the Hellenistic pottery production in Dalmatia, with a special attention on the current state of archaeometric research in approaching the above- specified ...
Marina Ugarković, B. Šegvić
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Regions and regional variations in Hellenistic Central Asia: what pottery assemblages can tell us

Afghanistan, 2019
Regions play an important part in scholarly discussions on Hellenistic Central Asia. Most commonly the concept of regions is determined by historically testified administrative entities. They also form the basis for many art-historical and archaeological
G. Puschnigg, Jean-Baptiste Houal
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Neutron activation analysis of Hellenistic pottery from Boeotia, Greece

Journal of Archaeological Science, 2006
A set of 122 ceramic vessels found mostly in Hellenistic tombs in Boeotia, Greece, has been analysed using neutron activation analysis. The samples had been found during excavations of ancient cemeteries in the towns of Akraiphnion and Aliartos situated, respectively, at the eastern and south-western shores of the ancient lake of Copais (north-western ...
A. Schwedt, V. Aravantinos, A. Harami, V. Kilikoglou, M. Kylafi, H. Mommsen, N. Zacharias   +6 more
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Hellenistic and Roman Relief Pottery in Liburnia

1999
Study imported relief pottery from the 2th cent BC to the mind 5th cent AD.
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Hellenistic Pottery from Caesarea Maritima: A Preliminary Study

Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1980
Pottery from the Herodian and earlier periods of Caesarea Maritima is a rarity. Most of the excavation at the site has been in Late Roman, Byzantine, and later periods; only in one portion of the excavations has any concentration of earlier material been found, in the area to the north of the Crusader city and immediately south of the walls discovered ...
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Sarah A. James. Hellenistic Pottery: The Fine Wares

Mouseion, 2022
Alexandros Laftsidis
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