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Houses and their Furnishings in Bronze Age Palestine : Domestic Activity Areas and Artifact Distribution in the Middle and Late Bronze Ages, Hardback Book

Houses and their Furnishings in Bronze Age Palestine : Domestic Activity Areas and Artifact Distribution in the Middle and Late Bronze Ages Hardback

Part of the JSOT/ASOR Monographs series

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This creative study of second millennium Palestinian houses identifies the domestic activities represented by ancient artifacts and locates those activities in the domestic space.

In Part I, the author designs typical artifacts drawn from observation of the iconography of New Kingdom Egypt.

In Part II, application of these paradigms to the pottery and other artifacts from 22 Palestinian sites reveals five main types of domestic activity: food preparation and consumption, storage, pottery production, textile manufacture and weaving.

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