Neutron Activation Analysis of Bird Bowls and Related Archaic Ceramics From Miletus

Kerschner, Michael; Mommsen, Hans; Beier, Th.; Heimermann, D.; Hein, Anno

doi:10.1111/j.1475-4754.1993.tb01035.x

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“…15, 1; кат. 6.2, 56) представляет собой импорт в Немиров из Теоса, он имеет набор TeosB (старое название B - Kerschner et al 1993). Этот состав в настоящее время зафиксирован для 369 образцов.…”

Section: группа происхождения Teosb: «мастерские чаш с птицами» в теосеunclassified

Nemirov Hill Fort on South Bug River. According the excavation materials of the 20th century from collections of the State Hermitage Museum and documents kept in IHMC RAS

Smirnova¹,

Vakhtina²,

Kashuba³

et al. 2018

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Коллективная монография посвящена известному археологическому памятнику -Немировскому городищу на Южном Буге. Основу исследования составили данные, полученные при раскопках городища в ХХ в. и хранящиеся в Научном архиве Института истории материальной культуры РАН, архиве и коллекциях фондов Отдела археологии Восточной Европы и Сибири Государственного Эрмитажа (Санкт-Петербург). Рассмотрена история изучения памятника С. С. Гамченко (1909 г.), А. А. Спицыным (1910 г.) и М. И. Артамоновым (1946-1948 гг.). Подробно освещены два периода заселения территории городища: в энеолите (трипольская культура) и в раннем железном веке (раннескифская культура). Показано значение городища в раннем железном веке, когда в его материальной культуре отложились западный гальштаттский (в широком значении этого термина) импульс и ранние контакты с греками. Предложена общая схема развития материальной культуры Немировского городища в разные исторические эпохи -от энеолита до новейшего времени. Книга состоит из шести глав и девяти приложений, которые включают каталоги индивидуальных находок трипольской культуры, каталог греческой архаической керамики, а также результаты естественнонаучных анализов керамики трипольской культуры, восточногреческой керамики и поверхности ручки бронзового зеркала. Многие архивные материалы и находки из коллекций впервые вводятся в научный оборот.Издание предназначено для археологов, историков, специалистов в смежных областях науки, студентов и всех, интересующихся археологией и древней историей Северного Причерноморья и Европы.The collective monograph is devoted to the famous archaeological site -Nemirov hill-fort on South Bug. At the basis of investigation are the materials from the excavations of the settlement in the 20 th century kept in Scientific Archive of the Institute for the History of Material Culture RAS, Archive and collection funds of the Department of Archaeology of Eastern Europe and Siberia of the State Hermitage Museum (Saint Petersburg). The book reviews the history of the excavation of the site by S. S. Gamchenko (1909), A. A. Spitzyn (1910), and M. I. Artamonov (1946. The book gives a detailed account of two periods of the occupation of the settlement: in Eneolithic time (Trypillia culture) and Early Iron Age (Scythian culture). The authors showed the significance of the hill-fort in the Early Iron Age, when two impulses reflected in its culture -Hallstatt (in the broad meaning of the term) and early contacts with the Greeks. The general scheme of development of the material culture of the hill-fort in different historical periodsfrom Eneolithic time till modern epoch -has been suggested. The book consists of the six parts and nine supplements, which include the catalogues of individual finds of Trypillia culture, Greek Archaic pottery and the results of natural-scientific analyses of Trypillia pottery, East-Greek pottery and of the surface of the bronze mirror handle. A lot of archive materials and finds kept in collections are published for the first time.The book is destined to archaeo...

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Section: группа происхождения Teosb: «мастерские чаш с птицами» в теосеunclassified

Nemirov Hill Fort on South Bug River. According the excavation materials of the 20th century from collections of the State Hermitage Museum and documents kept in IHMC RAS

Smirnova¹,

Vakhtina²,

Kashuba³

et al. 2018

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“…Bird kotylai are of the earlier type, dated to 720–650 bc ; bird bowls are slightly later, dating to 675–550 bc (Kerschner 1995, 1). Results from NAA show that Teos in Ionia was one of the manufacturing centres for these vessels (Kerschner et al 1993, 209; Kerschner 2014, 109, n. 7; Kadıoğlu et al 2015, 349–53). At Maydos, more than 80 examples of these vessels have been found, with the majority of them being bird bowls 15…”

Section: Ceramics and North-eastern Aegean Interconnectionsmentioning

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Across the Hellespont: Maydos (Ancient Madytos), Troy and the North-Eastern Aegean in the Late Eighth to Early Sixth Century Bc

Aslan

Sazci

2016

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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This article presents new excavation results from three oval or apsidal houses discovered at the site of Maydos-Kilisetepe (ancient Madytos), which is located near the coast of the Hellespont on the Gallipoli peninsula. The houses date to the late eighth to early sixth century bc. The material from Maydos is evaluated in comparison with the nearby site of Troy (Ilion) and situated within the wider context of developments in the north-eastern Aegean region during the Late Geometric to Early Archaic periods. From the mid-eighth to the mid-seventh century, a cultural koine existed in the north-eastern Aegean, shown by the strong similarities in material culture among the sites in the region. Troy was most probably a large regional centre, while Maydos functioned as a smaller settlement within this network. The power and influence of this koine declined or was replaced in the mid-seventh century, when there was a sudden influx of Ionian-style ceramics at Maydos, around the same time that Troy experienced a destruction. The patterns of cultural interactions changed with the establishment of Greek (primarily Ionian and Athenian) colonies on both sides of the Hellespont during the second half of the seventh to the early sixth century.

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“…Several examples can be identified as so-called bird bowls, a group often associated with seventh century Rhodes but now known to have several production centres along the western Anatolian littoral and islands (for example, Kerschner at al. 1993;Ozgunel 2006: 81-86).…”

Section: Iron Agementioning

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Settlement history and material culture in southwest Turkey: report on the 2008–2010 survey at Çaltılar Höyük (northern Lycia)

Momigliano¹,

Greaves

Hodos³

et al. 2011

Anatol. Stud.

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This report presents the main results of research activities carried out at Caltilar Hoyiik, northern Lycia, southwest Turkey, between 2008 and 2010. During this period, an international team undertook topographic, archaeological and geophysical surveys, together with artefact studies and analyses, aimed at determining the nature and extent of occupation at the site, and offering new data about the settlement history and material culture of this region in pre-Classical times. The results of this work suggest that the site was occupied from at least the fourth millennium (Late Chalcolithic) to the middle of the sixth century BC, a date that coincides with the Persian conquest of Lycia, with only scant evidence of use/occupation after this phase. In addition, the nature of our finds suggests that the site, despite its location in the summer pastures (yayla) and at a considerable altitude (1,250m), was well-connected to other Anatolian and Aegean regions, and probably served as more than just a minor seasonal agro-pastoral settlement, particularly during its Early Bronze Age and Late Iron Age periods of occupation. The evidence relevant to the second millennium BC is too limited at present to allow further interpretation about the nature of occupation at the site, but is significant per se, especially in view of the scanty archaeological remains of this period in the region, and despite the numerous references to the Lukka people and settlements available in documentary sources. OzetBu rapor, giineybati Tiirkiye'de, kuzey Likya'da bulunan Qaltilar Hoyiik'de 2008-2010 yillan arasinda yapilan ara §tirma faaliyetlerinin ana sonu^lanni kapsamaktadir. Bu sure i^inde, uluslararasi bir ekip, yerle §imin niteligini ve kapsamim belirlemek ve bu bolgenin Klasik donem oncesindeki yerle §im tarihi ve maddi kultiirii hakkinda yeni bilgiler elde etmek amaciyla, buluntu 9ah §malan ve analizler yaninda, topografik, arkeolojik ve jeofizik ara §tirmalarda bulunmu §tur. Bu gah^manm sonu9lanna gore, yerle §im yeri, en azindan dordimcii binden ba §layarak (Ge$ Kalkolitik) M.O. 6. yy'in ortalanna kadar (Pers i §galine rastlayan donem) iskan edilmi §tir, fakat bu donemden sonrasi kullanim veya iskan igin yeterli kamtlar mevcut degildir. Buna ek olarak, buluntulann niteligi bakimindan; yazlik meralarda (yayla) kurulmu § ve onemli bir yiikseklige sahip olan (1.250m) konumuna ragmen, yerle §im yerinin diger Anadolu ve Ege bolgeleriyle baglantili oldugu ve ozellikle Erken Tun9 £agi ve Ge£ Demir Qaglannda biiyiik ihtimalle, sadece kiiguk bir mevsimlik tanm alani olmaktan daha fazlasmi sundugu soylenebilir. M.O. ikinci bine ait kamtlar bu donem i$in yerle §imin niteligi asisindan daha fazla a^iklama yapmamiza §u an imkan vermeyecek kadar sinirhdir, fakat yazih kaynaklarda Lukka halkina ve yerle §imine pek 90k referans verildigi halde, ozellikle de bolgede bu doneme ait arkeolojik kalintilann yetersizligi goz oniine ahndiginda kendi ba §ma onemlidir.

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Neutron Activation Analysis of Bird Bowls and Related Archaic Ceramics From Miletus

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Nemirov Hill Fort on South Bug River. According the excavation materials of the 20th century from collections of the State Hermitage Museum and documents kept in IHMC RAS

Nemirov Hill Fort on South Bug River. According the excavation materials of the 20th century from collections of the State Hermitage Museum and documents kept in IHMC RAS

Across the Hellespont: Maydos (Ancient Madytos), Troy and the North-Eastern Aegean in the Late Eighth to Early Sixth Century Bc

Settlement history and material culture in southwest Turkey: report on the 2008–2010 survey at Çaltılar Höyük (northern Lycia)

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