THE ORIGIN OF THE PICTORIAL KRATER FROM THE ‘MYCENAEAN’ TOMB AT TEL DAN

Joseph Yellin · Aren M. Maeir

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts

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A Late Bronze Age Mycenaean pictorial krater, decorated with a chariot procession, from tomb 387 at Tel Dan, Israel, was examined by instrumental neutron activation analysis. The origin of the krater is placed in the Argolid, very likely in the region of Mycenae or Berbati.

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1969POTTERY ANALYSIS BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION 1982Mycenaean pictorial vase painting 1961Observations on Mycenaean Vase-Painters 1974Tel Dan 1976Alašiya of the Amarna Letters

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