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Early pottery kilns in the Middle East

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Archaeological and Geological Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Archaeology and ancient environmental studies

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In this paper a current overview of the development of Neolithic and Chalcolithic pottery kilns in the Middle East is given in order to initiate further, more detailed kiln studies. In the context of early pyrotechnology several issues concerning technical, economic and social aspects of kiln construction and operation are addressed.

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