A5073161602- Archaeology and Historical Studies
- Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
- Ancient Egypt and Archaeology
- Archaeological Research and Protection
- Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis
- Ancient Near East History
- Building materials and conservation
- Marine and Offshore Engineering Studies
- Maritime Transport Emissions and Efficiency
- Maritime Navigation and Safety
- Biblical Studies and Interpretation
- Eurasian Exchange Networks
- Archaeology and ancient environmental studies
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2015-2016
Twenty well-preserved glass items were retrieved from the two burial phases in cave at 'Ar'ara. Among artifacts Late Roman period candlestick-type bottles, jars, beads and bracelets; one bead was made of gold-glass. The finds Mamluk included a plaque bracelet.
Major and trace elements are presented for 149 glass fragments ranging in date from the Roman to Early Islamic periods (1st – mid-8th centuries CE), excavated during Danish-German Jerash Northwest Quarter Project's fieldwork between 2011 2016. The results confirm a clear dominance of Levantine types, but also reveal 12 glasses Egyptian Mesopotamian compositions recovered two houses destroyed by major earthquake which hit parts Levant January 749 CE. These closed undisturbed contexts final...
Camp F at Masada, southern Judea, is part of the siege works constructed by Roman Army against Jewish rebels during Revolt. It divided into two areas and chronological stages: larger outer F1, dated to time until its fall in 73/4 AD inner F2, between 106 113 or even later 115–117 A group luxury common mostly drinking vessels were discovered 1995 Excavations concentrated several units that probably served as senior officers living quarters headquarters, soldiers dwellings. Their analysis will...
This article concentrates on the overall analysis of glass vessel finds, some published here for first time, recovered in numerous excavations and surveys refuge caves, Judaea, Israel. These caves were used by Jewish refugees fleeing Roman army late stages Bar Kokhba revolt 135/136 C.E. The vessels consist mostly daily bowls, beakers, jars, bottles, jugs. However, a few luxury vessels, such as renowned molded wheel-cut bowls from Cave Letters, also found. Therefore, comprehensive study finds...
Excavations conducted in 2017 and 2019 near Tel Shalem northern Israel revealed the impressive remains of a Roman fort. The fort was constructed during early 2nd century CE functioned until its planned dismantling abandonment mid-3rd CE. According to wealth archaeological epigraphical finds, last two phases occupation Alae VII Phrygum, an auxiliary unit army, stationed at Impressive glass windowpane fragments were discovered inside regimental shrine, within principia, headquarters complex...
The glass assemblage unearthed in burial caves, refuse pits and trial trenches at Ḥorbat Ḥanut is represented by thirty vessel fragments, as well beads strung a gold necklace production refuse. These finds can be divided into two chronological groups, spanning from the second to fifth century CE. collection of artifacts found this excavation, other excavations site, illustrates wide range uses for vessels objects daily life contexts mid-Roman Byzantine periods. It also provides insight...