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The Daily Grind at Tel Dor: A Trough and Basin from an Iron Age I Kitchen

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Jeffrey R. Zorn Publications
Author
Zorn, Jeffrey R.
Abstract

An trough-like installation built of clay and stone was discovered in a partially covered courtyard in a building excavated in Area G, Phase 9 (Iron I) at Tel Dor. First describes the trough and its context in detail and then examines other trough-like installations known from the ancient eastern Mediterranean and Near Eastern worlds. Most parallels suggest such troughs were used as platforms for grinding grain into flour.

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Eretz Israel 29 (Ephraim Stern Volume): 267–80.
Date Issued
2007
Publisher
Israel Exploration Society
Keywords
Tel Dor
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Phoenicia
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Iron Age
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Grain Processing
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article
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