Description
Book SynopsisThis monograph addresses a gap in the literature of Ottoman archaeology by pulling together technical studies on pottery from the eastern frontiers of the Ottoman Empire: Cyprus, Israel, the Palestinian territories, and Jordan.
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Table of Contents
Contents
List of Illustrations
Preface
Chapter 1 – Defining the Levant (Bethany J. Walker)
Chapter 2 – Ottoman Pottery Assemblages from Excavations in Israel (Miriam Avissar)
Chapter 3 – The Ottoman Pottery of Palestine (Marwan Abu Khalaf)
Chapter 4 – An Ethno-Archaeological Approach to Ottoman Pottery: The Case of “Gaza Gray Ware” (Hamed Salem)
Chapter 5 – Identifying the Late Islamic Period Ceramically: Preliminary Observations on Ottoman Wares from Central and Northern Jordan (Bethany J. Walker)
Chapter 6 – Stability and Change in Ottoman Coarse Wares in Cyprus (Ruth Smadar Gabrieli)
Bibliography
Contributors
Index
Illustrations
