Incised Marks (Post-Firing) on Aegean Wares

Nicolle E Hirschfeld

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology

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The practice of incising potmarks into LH and LM III vessels after firing is not only distinctive but also a peculiar and limited Cypriot phenomenon. A close examination of the types of vessels marked in this way and their distribution should provide some clues to patterns of trade between the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean. The work I present here is still very much in progress, and I welcome suggestions and criticisms.

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