TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF POTTERY IN NORTHERN SYRIA DURING THE CHALCOLITHIC AGE*
Frederick R. Matson
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Frederick R. Matson
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A bstract The techniques of manufacture and decoration employed by the potters living on the Plain of Antioch from about 4500 to 2000 b.c. are summarized on the basis of evidence obtained from a laboratory study of the pottery and the local clays.
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A bstract The techniques of manufacture and decoration employed by the potters living on the Plain of Antioch from about 4500 to 2000 b.c. are summarized on the basis of evidence obtained from a laboratory study of the pottery and the local clays.
Key concepts: Pottery, Chalcolithic, Archaeology, Ancient history, Geography, Art, Bronze Age, History