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Type site
chalcolithic
densely populated
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| Wadi (arabic) Nahul (Hebrew) |
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broad houses
chalcolithic
particular- House Gods (long nose, ears like poles, no mouth and strange eyes)
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| Basalt Stone Vessel Industry |
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Very Fine etchings
sat on a fenestration-pedestal bowl
Golan culture
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People who lived underground
bir matar, bir safadi
Beer Sheva Culture
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holds in stomach, nipples for pubic hair
Beer sheva
chalcolithic
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Gilat
appears crying- naked- emphasis on female genitals
chalcolithic
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male counterpart to woman with churn
chalcolithic
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bone box
chalcolithic
found along costs
made of ceramic- secondary buriel
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ben shemen
2 large stone ossuaries with multiple buriels
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nahal mishmar
over 465 artifacts
lost wax technique recovered here
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where treasure of mishmar thought to have come from
perhaps moved for safe keeping
ein gedi
chalcolithic
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Ebla
Egypt : lower (north) upper (south)
archaic period, old kingdom
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| Archaic period
old kingdom |
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dynasties 1,2
dynasties 3-6
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Late chalcolithic period
proto-urban period
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emphasis on agriculture
wine and figs cultivated
curvilinear architecture
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Shaft tomb-phase 1
charnel houses- phase 2
nawamis
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gray burnished ware
red burnished ware
line-painted pottery
teapots- Mesopotamian influence
omphalos bowls
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| Most important site of EBI and why |
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Tel erani
found Sherd w/ Serekh of Narmar (first pharoh)
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| Narmer's cosmetic palette |
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considered earliest document ever
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rushes animals into hole to capture (herding animals into a trap)
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first great period of Urbanization
Main sites : Arad, Bab edh Dhra, Numeira
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mining of Turquoise
sekhemhet wall relief- wadi magharah
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| Connections with Sinai EBII-III |
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trading occurred, copper industry set up with small cities from Sinai all through palestine to arad
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architecture from EBII-III
Yarmuth- giant wall fortification
Glacis- bottom of fortificatoin walls- sloping ramp
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nothing built on top of site
arad house=broad house
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broad house
raised roofs to capture water
entrance uses timbers like ossuary structures
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Big sacrificial alter
believed in Triad - 1 male/wife/son
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house of moon god
9 silos of grain
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round with single chamber and organized in clusters
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retained EBIII culture/traditions more than any other sites
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| Large handles hallmark of what era |
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EB jars often had large handles
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ceramic
named for the sound it makes when flicked
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EBIII
highly burnished
red base with red spilling over
narrow bases, molded decorations
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biggest collection of metal objects found
mostly arrowheads, spears, chisels etc
found in field with no stratigraphy
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found in Kfar Monash hoard
peg at center so axe doesnt get stuck in body
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arad
EBII-III
similar to sumerian Dumuzi God
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| Cylinder Seal impressions |
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first time an object from a diff. culture is used for something besides its original purpose
from mesopotamia
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Bab ed drah- charnel buriel houses serve as multiple buriels
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Egyptian attacks-uni's attack at the antelopes nose
Amorites
Environment considerations
overpopulation
combination of the above
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| Connections to the bible in EBII-III |
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Ebla- reference to 5 cities of plains
Sodom
Gomorrah
Admeah
Zebolah
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| Etological explanation of EBII-III |
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"rephaim" (giants) may be explained by a reaction to huge walls
Like the greek Cyclopean walls
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Negev- pop estimated at 75
EBIV/MBI
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move from high to low based on time of year with flocks
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| Buriel customs of EBIV/MBI |
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megalithic dolmens (big stone)- buriel cysts made with big stones
shaft tombs can be vast
tumuli placed among houses
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stone structures used for temp buriel until moved found around houses
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seminite nomads arrive in Egypt
Metal smiths carrying bellas
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single most important find of time period
EBIV/MBI
size of shot glass
goblet describes figures from Enuma Elish story
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single most important find of time period
EBIV/MBI
size of shot glass
goblet describes figures from Enuma Elish story
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| Most important find of EBIV/MBI |
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Geographic reference to Uni's record- bay of hypha
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Term
| Tiamat, Apsu, Mummu, Ea, Marduk
are all from what? |
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Elish Enuma
marduk is hero
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EBIV/MBI
folded form known as "envelope shaped" tend to be globular
squat globular jars with pinched mouth
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| Transjordanian pottery group |
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EBIV/MBI
sedentary sites east of dead sea
shapes and decor close to EBIII traditions
burnished red slip
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EBIV/MBI
light buff clay lack red slip or painted decor
flat bowls, amphoriskoi, teapots
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| possible main groups of people from EBIV/MBI |
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Amurru (sumerian) = amorites
West Semitic
Hebrew Patriarchs
"torque-bearers"
Autochthonous pastoral nomads
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equivalent to Egypts 12th dynasty
coastal settlements
Canaanites origin of culture
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Acre, Megiddo
both different in style so not uniform yet
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Mari texts say Canaanites traded for tin in Mari and tin probably originated from east (Afghanistan)
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MBIIA
can cut through armor
has similar peg from epsilon axe
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low point, Canaanites conquer part of Egypt
Hyksos rule
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foreign rulers
MBIIB-C
rule from Avaris as capital in Egypt
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Mitanni was the land of the Hurrian peoples
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| Largest/most important site of MBIIB-C |
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Hazor- shows first concept of lower/upper city in Egypt
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bottom of fortification walls- sloping ramp
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pressed down earth (layers/levels forms of early engineering)
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Bricks covering glacis
shapes of tel were mostly result of fortification
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MBIIB-C
uniform plan/style now appears
more rectangular gates
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2 sites invented archway Tel Dan, Tel Ashkelon
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large open cultic center at Gezer
MBIIB-C
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carinated (has angles) and shapes resemble metallic shapes
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MBIIB-C
stamped holes into pottery when wet, then smashed lime into it to have little white dots for decor
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two colored
red and black
MBIIB-C
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MBIIB-C
appear now instead of clay/ceramic
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MBIIB-C
female figurines on hammered gold to make sheet gold figurines found at Gezer
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done in silver
does not greatly vary with time during this period
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Akkadian and Proto-Canaanite
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| Merneptah Stele (Israel Stele) |
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campaign of canaanites- mention conquest of cities and mentions Israel by name- first and ONLY time "Israel" (as name of tribe) appears in Egyptian sources
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MBIIB-C
created artificial slope from debris, limestone, and layers of chalk chips
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expels Hyskos- creates new Cultic religion with the center being Amun-Ra, the sun was Aten a minor facto to Amun-ra
polytheism
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disputes with priests of Amun-Ra so he tried to change Egypt to a monotheistic God- aten the universal diety that was once the solar disc (sun) god a minor god to Amun-Ra
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see appearance of these in MBIIB-C
clear patterns arise beginning, middle, end
some have intros with information on the ruler, his accomplishments etc
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LBA
Shasu-egyptian term- semi nomadic
Invaders
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| Deterioroation of Canaanite Culture |
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egyptian competition
invasions
other rivalries
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Highly literate group
LBA
considered most important part of Canaanite culture
Language was a canaanite dialect
some scrips written in Ugarit and akkadian
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| settlement pattern of LBA |
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lacked fortifications
hill country (sumerian)
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Most sites contain no (or no newly built) fortifications
megiddo has gate but lacks defensive wall
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Fosse Temple, Lachish- Best example of temples
many ivories found**
3 temples built on eachother
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| Pottery and international trade of LBA |
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Distinctive Red/Black (bi chromeware)
many influences on pottery showing Canaanite and cyprusian
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carved ivories
Megiddo ivories (over 300)
lachish ivories
Common artistic medium but no traditional style
ivory plaque, megiddo
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Copper mining at Timma
sickle sword
daggers cast with hilt
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mining in the LBA
Egyptian temple found there, with inscription of Ramses III
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canaanites use alphabet
Ugaritic-unique to ugarit, 24 signs written on tablets
Proto Canaanite- Canaan proper- one variation of alphabet
Proto Sinaitic- found in Sinai- Egyptians worked with Canaanites
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built tomb w/ corbelled reef roofs
Anthropoid coffins- egyptian
couple buriels appear
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built tomb w/ corbelled reef roofs
Anthropoid coffins- egyptian
couple burials appear
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LBA
took 7 mos to break into city
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largest list of geographical history found at temple of Amun at Karnak
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LBA
Arman letters- written in Arcadamn (lingua franca)
egyptian rule in Akhenaton
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Uluburun means Great Cape
oldest shipwreck
mostly raw materials
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LBA
(head of an ox like -paintd on with orangish color) doesn't really resemble ox
uluburun
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| Bun ingots, tin ingots, glass ingots |
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Uluburun
LBA
Earliest datable Tin ingots in world
bun ingots shaped as pillow ingots as well
glass ingots show early trade of glass as a raw material
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used to transport wine
Large jug
uluburun
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Uluburun
Canaanite- personal object, so could mean ship was canaanite merchant
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plant used to pad cargo to protct it during voyage (like packing peanuts protect goods)
uluburun
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Uluburun
two handles, with narrow bottom
suggest also canaanite trading ship
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egyptian ebony
ties egypt into maritime trade
Uluburun
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large storage jars
Uluburun
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Term
| pistacia (terbinth) resin |
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pistachio tree resin- sometimes used for healing, or used to make turpentine
Uluburun
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| Faience drinking cups rhyton |
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decorated drinking cups often with shape of goats/rams head as design-rhyton is greek for drinking cup
Uluburun
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Uluburun
shows Egyptian connections in trade
scarab means dung beetle-often symbol for rebirth
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| Domed and Sphendonoid weights |
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syro-canaanite origins
Uluburun
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| Skeleton based construction |
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laid outline of ship first like a skeleton of wood or like a frame
uluburun
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| shell based ship construction |
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uluburun
made outside f ship first (completely filled wood,) then added frame inside of shell to reinforce the shell
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| Mortise and tenon joinery |
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pegs and nail like objects to hold pieces of ship together
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