Abstract Recent discoveries at Tel Yarmuth (Early Bronze Age, c. 3500–2350 BC) enable us
to revisit the question of the introduction of the potter's wheel in the Southern Levant. Two …

Section E-E'. Square X/15, looking north-p. 192. Section F-F'. Narrowing and subsequent
blocking of doorway in W. 1 8 (in Square W/1 6), Stratum IX, looking south-p. 213. Section G …

Jacobs, 1986, pp. 55-6; Rieth, 1960, p. 20) do not seem to agree on whether these bearings
should be termed potter's wheel, fast simple (low) wheel (Holthoer, 1977, p. 31), low wheel …

The extensive excavations at Ashqelon Barne 'a produced a large groundstone assemblage
(n= 371) originating primarily in the three main EB I strata (IV–II) at the site. Until the 1990s …

The present contribution is devoted to the analysis of a fragment of a potter's wheel, made of
baked clay, discovered at Abu Tbeirah during the survey of winter 2012. The focus of the …

Middle Bronze Age due to the meagre iron Age presence at the site (only four items are from
the iron Age). several items—most of them heavily patinated—are presumed to be intrusive …

The pottery of the MB I and the MB I–II transition in the Hula Valley is by no means a terra
incognita. Over the last decade, thorough publications of excavations at the key sites of …