Old Kingdom Pottery from GizaThis publication discusses the pottery that was discovered by Zahi Hawass’s excavations at Giza, including the Cemetery of the Pyramid Builders, the Western Cemetery, and the settlement beneath the modern suburb of Nazlet el-Samman. It is a comprehensive study of Old Kingdom pottery that includes a typology for these recent finds, as well as discussing the interrelationship between pottery from cemetery and settlement contexts. |
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Inhoudsopgave
Abbreviations | 10 |
New Excavations in the Western Cemetery | 89 |
The Greater Cairo Waste Water Project and Salvage Archaeology | 125 |
Ceramic Typological Study | 189 |
Old Kingdom Pottery Fabric Classification | 247 |
Appendix | 259 |
Plans | 299 |
Bibliography | 311 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
A-IV B2 in brown B2 in red base bent-sided black core body sherds bottomed brown color brown fracture Burnished by light Burnished by red C-XXXII recurved rim coarse conical bread mold cooking dated depth discovered examples excavations F-XXV Fifth Dynasty flaring flat flat-bottomed bowl fracture Burnished fracture with black Giza group B2 Hawass inner jar beer jar large-sized light brown light red color Lower Cemetery Marl Nazlet el-Samman neck Nile B2 Nile E group Nile E subgroup Nile silt B2 offering jar beer Old Kingdom outward rolled rim Petrie Plain pottery probably Pyramid Builders rarely recurved rim bowl red fracture Reisner Reisner type Rim of round-bottomed Rim sherd round round-bottomed bowl sand scale settlement shaft Sixth spout stand storage jar subgroup B2 surfaces are burnished Table tomb traditional offering jar type F1 Variation vessel ware Western Cemetery Wet smoothed