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Iron Age I Glass from Tel Dor, Israel

Author
Zorn, Jeffrey R.
Abstract
A glass ear plug and a fragment of a core-formed vessel were found in Phase 10 of the 12th c. BCE in Area G at Tel Dor. During this period the area was used for the resmelting of copper/bronze objects. The Iron Age I is something of a Dark Age for information on glass tecnhology in the eastern Mediterranean and ancient Near East, so the Dor pieces are a welcome addition to the small corpus. Unforutnately they were so weathered that it was not possible to determine possible points of origin with any precision.
Description
Journal of Glass Studies 49: 256–59.
Date Issued
2007Publisher
Journal of Glass Studies
Subject
Tel Dor; Phoenicia; Iron Age; Glass
Type
article
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