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      Archaeology of Ancient Israel, Biblical Archaeology, Phoenician, Phoenician Punic Archaeology
The study departs from recent suggestions that locally produced balance weights from settlement sites in central Portugal, dated to the Final Bronze Age (1200-900) are based on a Late Bronze Age Syrian/Ugaritic metrological system... more
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      Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Pre Roman Archaeology/Iberian Culture, Ancient Near Eastern Economy, Ancient Near Eastern Studies
When and why did the Phoenicians initiate long-term connections between the Levant and western Europe? This is one of the most hotly debated questions in ancient Mediterranean history and cultural research. In this study, we use silver to... more
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      Anatolian Archaeology, Sardinia (Archaeology), Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Bronze and Iron Ages in Eastern Mediterranean (Archaeology)
When and why did the Phoenicians initiate long-term connections between the Levant and western Europe? This is one of the most hotly debated questions in ancient Mediterranean history and cultural research. In this study, we use silver to... more
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The so-called Phoenician or Punic eye beads are a well-known type of glass artefacts circulating all over the Mediterranean Basin and Europe for most of the 1st millennium BCE. Glass beads were mostly produced in secondary workshops from... more
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      Archaeometry, Glass (Archaeology), LA-ICP-MS, African Archaeology
Frente a la atención que han recibido los materiales griegos del periodo fenicio arcaico hallados en el actual territorio de la provincia de Málaga (Andalucía, España meridional), la cerámica de este mismo origen de los siglos V y IV a.C.... more
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      Greek Archaeology, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology), Mediterranean archaeology, Phoenician Punic Archaeology
Además del ajuar funerario completo documentado en la Tumba del Guerrero de Málaga, la excavación arqueológica permitió recuperar una serie de fragmentos de cerámica que se encontraban en el nivel de colmatación de la cámara funeraria.... more
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      Archaeology, Phoenicians, Phoenician, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology)
Identification of Thrinakia as Cornwall, with St. Michael's Mount as the rocky Skulla and the coast as Charudbis. Lake Loe and Helston are the residence of the Furry's or Erinues who watch over Helios'cattle, i.e. ingots of tin and other... more
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      Atlantic World, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Late Bronze Age archaeology, Atlantic history
Part V of Odysseus' Second Voyage from Kirke to Ithaka. Identification Scheria of the Phaeacans as Lanzarote, Canaries, with their Faycáns, on basis of courses, wind directions, distances, surroundings, double harbour, flora and fauna,... more
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      Homer, Phoenicians, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Ancient myth and religion
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      Phoenician trade, Phoenician chronology
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      Carthage (Archaeology), Phoenician Punic Archaeology, Phoenician and Punic Studies, Phoenician trade
This paper presents the study of three scarabs and a cowroid found associated with the oldest tombs of the Archaic Phoenician necropolis of Cortijo de San Isidro (Málaga, Spain). The late 9th century BC date of the burials in which they... more
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      Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Phoenician Punic Archaeology, Ancient Seals and Sealings, Phoenician trade
Resultado del proyecto de investigación que se desarrolla desde 2014 en el Cabezo Pequeño del Estaño, se presenta el hallazgo de un edificio de planta circular, con una arquitectura excepcional, que ocupó un espacio destacado dentro del... more
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      Ancient History, Archaeology, Phoenicians, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology)
The Phoenician ship in the wreck of Bajo de la Campana (Cartagena, Murcia), probably came from Malaga and sank in front of the Mar Menor ca. 625-575 BC. During two survey campaigns in 1972 and 1988 were located, 6 tin ingots and some... more
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      Phoenician Punic Archaeology, Ancient Mining and Metallurgy, Lead Isotope Analysis, Phoenician trade
A shipwreck was discovered in deep-water during a systematic side-scan sonar survey conducted in 2007 by Malta's heritage authorities and the University of Malta. Located off the coast of the island of Gozo, Malta, this site was the... more
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      Maritime Archaeology, Phoenicians, Underwater Acoustics, Underwater Archaeology
After ten years of work in Ayamonte, the results of the investigations have revealed the Phoenician origin of the city. The Protohistoric settlement dated between the centuries 8th-7th b.C. It is located in along the neighborhood of La... more
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      Phoenicians, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Bronze and Iron Ages in Eastern Mediterranean (Archaeology)
El yacimiento arqueológico del Turó del Calvari (Vilalba dels Arcs, Terra Alta) está formado por una estructura arquitectónica aislada, de planta rectangular con los ángulos redondeados, de al menos dos pisos de altura y con una... more
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      Ritual, Social Archaeology, Archaeology of Architecture, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology)
Kittim was a settlement in present-day Larnaca on the west coast of Cyprus, known in ancient times as Kition (Κίτιον) or Citium, in Greek and Latin respectively. This city-kingdom was established in the 13th century BC. and flourished as... more
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      Phoenicians, Cyprus Studies, History of Cyprus, Ancient History of Cyprus
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      Phoenicians, Cyprus Studies, History of Cyprus, Cyprus
La presencia de las llamadas "cerámicas grises" entre las ofrendas depositadas en el interior de la cavidad de Gorham, en la base de la columna hercúlea europea, ha sido hasta el momento objeto de escasa atención. En este trabajo se... more
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      Archaeology, Maritime Archaeology, Pottery (Archaeology), Phoenicians