Production and Exchange of Ceramics on the Oman Peninsula from the Perspective of Hili

Abstract

Analysis was conducted for purposes of defining provenience of the raw material for three ceramics types: “domestic,” “black-on-red,” and Emir grey wares selected from Periods I and II at Hili 8 settlement and Hili North Tomb A on the Oman Peninsula of the 3rd millennium B.C. Combined thin section petrography and neutron activation analysis indicated that the “domestic” and “black-on-red” fine wares conform to the geological setting of the Oman Peninsula and the Emir grey ware probably comes from SE Iran. The cultural implications are discussed.

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