A total of 101 fine ware potsherds and 10 coarse ware sherds from four Late Neolithic Halaf sites (Domuztepe, Tell Halaf, Chagar Bazar and Arpachiyah) was studied by thin sectioning. Of these, 42 were also analysed by SEM-EDX. In thin section, several different fabrics, characterised by similar minerals, were identified at each site, showing the use of different clay sources and a similar formula to produce the fine ware. Chemical analyses used in combination with PCA and CDA show that the potters at the sites of Domuztepe and Tell Halaf used distinct clay sources for their pottery production. In contrast, chemical and mineralogical similarities were identified in the fi ne painted ceramics from Chagar Bazar and Arpachiyah, indicating possi...
The distinctive type of painted pottery associated with the Halaf culture is found throughout an ar...
Chemical analysis of Proto-Hassuna and Archaic Hassuna pottery from three sites in the Djebel Sinjar...
This paper focuses on the ceramic material of Tell Feres al-Sharqi , a little rural site in north-ea...
A total of 101 fine ware potsherds and 10 coarse ware sherds from four Late Neolithic Halaf sites (D...
The painted pottery from seven Halaf sites spanning almost the entire known range of the culture was...
Los fragmentos cerámicos de los periodos Halaf y Ubaid de Tell Halaf, Tell Tawilla y de la región de...
Una de las producciones cerámicas más reconocidas de Oriente Próximo es la cerámica Halaf, si bien e...
The characterization of pottery production in the mid-sixt millennium cal BC in Neolithic communit...
Halaf pottery is one of the core elements defining Late Neolithic Middle Eastern societies. This art...
This dissertation discusses the relationship between ceramics and culture change. The ceramic assemb...
El objetivo de este artículo es presentar los resultados de estudio del Proto-Halaf y el Halaf Tardí...
The Dilmun civilization appeared in the Mesopotamian sources as a land of Eden and a supplier of ivo...
Los conjuntos cerámicos Halaf y Ubaid del Levante contienen pequeñas cantidades de cerámica con deco...
Scholars working on the Late Neolithic period in the Near East are increasingly concerned with ident...
The earliest pottery in the Near East appears in the second half of the IXth millennium BP when, in ...
The distinctive type of painted pottery associated with the Halaf culture is found throughout an ar...
Chemical analysis of Proto-Hassuna and Archaic Hassuna pottery from three sites in the Djebel Sinjar...
This paper focuses on the ceramic material of Tell Feres al-Sharqi , a little rural site in north-ea...
A total of 101 fine ware potsherds and 10 coarse ware sherds from four Late Neolithic Halaf sites (D...
The painted pottery from seven Halaf sites spanning almost the entire known range of the culture was...
Los fragmentos cerámicos de los periodos Halaf y Ubaid de Tell Halaf, Tell Tawilla y de la región de...
Una de las producciones cerámicas más reconocidas de Oriente Próximo es la cerámica Halaf, si bien e...
The characterization of pottery production in the mid-sixt millennium cal BC in Neolithic communit...
Halaf pottery is one of the core elements defining Late Neolithic Middle Eastern societies. This art...
This dissertation discusses the relationship between ceramics and culture change. The ceramic assemb...
El objetivo de este artículo es presentar los resultados de estudio del Proto-Halaf y el Halaf Tardí...
The Dilmun civilization appeared in the Mesopotamian sources as a land of Eden and a supplier of ivo...
Los conjuntos cerámicos Halaf y Ubaid del Levante contienen pequeñas cantidades de cerámica con deco...
Scholars working on the Late Neolithic period in the Near East are increasingly concerned with ident...
The earliest pottery in the Near East appears in the second half of the IXth millennium BP when, in ...
The distinctive type of painted pottery associated with the Halaf culture is found throughout an ar...
Chemical analysis of Proto-Hassuna and Archaic Hassuna pottery from three sites in the Djebel Sinjar...
This paper focuses on the ceramic material of Tell Feres al-Sharqi , a little rural site in north-ea...