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Two Late Cypriot City Quarters at Hala Sultan Tekke with special studies by Muwafaq Al-Bataineh, Aaron A. Burke, Brian N. Damiata, Stefanie Fragner, Felix H\u00f6flmayer, Dominika Kofel, Omri Lernau, Klaus L\u00f6cker, Laerke Recht, David S. Reese, Serena Sabatini, John Southon, Peter Steier, Immo Trinks and Eva Maria Wild Orders through: The present volume deals with the results from eight seasons of excavations at Hala Sultan Tekke. This harbour town \u2013 one of the largest and most important in the Eastern Mediterranean \u2013 is situated near Larnaca on the south coast of Cyprus. Two city quarters dating to the end of the 13th and the first half of the 12th centuries BC were investigated. The material remains confirm far-reaching contacts and trade with numerous other cultures including the Mycenaean, Minoan, Egyptian and Levantine. Detailed studies on stratigraphy, pottery and small finds including extensive databases are presented. Special studies deal with metal production, animal and plant remains, geophysical prospection, radiocarbon and architectural reconstructions. The final Chapter 10 (in addition to Chapter 2) comprises discussions and conclusions on relative and absolute chronology, the economy of the city and its relation to neighbours, intercultural contacts, and the reasons behind the abandonment of the city during the \u201cCrisis Years\u201d at the waning Late Bronze Age, viz. the \u201cSea Peoples Phenomenon\u201d.<\/p>\n Contents<\/strong> We are pleased to announce the publication of Two Late Cypriot City Quarters at Hala Sultan Tekke The S\u00f6derberg Expedition 2010\u20142017 Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology 147. \u00c5str\u00f6m Editions: Uppsala 2018 by P.M. Fischer and T. B\u00fcrge with special studies by … Continue reading
\nThe S\u00f6derberg Expedition 2010\u20142017
\nStudies in Mediterranean Archaeology 147. \u00c5str\u00f6m Editions: Uppsala 2018
\nby P.M. Fischer and T. B\u00fcrge<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n
\nISBN13: 978-91-981535-4-5
\nXVI + 648 pp. \/ hardcover
\nPrice: \u20ac 108<\/p>\n
\nhttp:\/\/www.astromeditions.com\/books\/book\/?artno=M147<\/a><\/p>\n
\n1. Introduction and vade mecum, by Peter M. Fischer
\n2. Stratigraphy, architecture and finds, by Peter M. Fischer and Teresa B\u00fcrge
\n3. The pottery, by Teresa B\u00fcrge and Peter M. Fischer
\n4. Small finds, by Teresa B\u00fcrge, Serena Sabatini, Peter M. Fischer and Laerke Recht
\n5. Notes on metal production in CQ1 and CQ2, by Peter M. Fischer
\n6. Faunal evidence: catalogues, worked bones, ivory, horn, shells and fish, by David S. Reese and Omri Lernau
\n7. Analysis of plant macroremains and charcoal, by Dominika Kofel
\n8. Archaeological prospection surveys, by Immo Trinks, Klaus L\u00f6cker and Peter M. Fischer
\n9. Radiocarbon, by Felix H\u00f6flmayer, Aaron A. Burke, Brian N. Damiata, John Southon, Eva Maria Wild, Peter Steier and Peter M. Fischer
\n10. Discussion and conclusions, by Peter M. Fischer and Teresa B\u00fcrge
\nAppendix 1. Architectural units reconstructed, by Muwafaq Al-Bataineh, Stefanie Fragner, Teresa B\u00fcrge and Peter M. Fischer<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"