Chapter Storage and Food Control in the 'Amuq from the Late Bronze to the Iron Age: The Archaeological Evidence

Ongoing study of the pottery assemblage and its surrounding context in Area 4 at the site of Alalakh has again brought to light a phenomenon that is considered typical for the Iron Age I Levant: the construction of pits/silo installations in open areas. This phenomenon has been interpreted as a sign...

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Main Author: PUCCI, MARINA (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Florence Firenze University Press 2023
Series:Studia Asiana
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