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Report on Underwater Excavation at the Phoenician Harbour, Atlit, Israel

Haggi, Arad

The International journal of nautical archaeology, 2010-09, Vol.39 (2), p.278-285 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Oxford, UK: Taylor & Francis

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Report on Underwater Excavation at the Phoenician Harbour, Atlit, Israel
Autor: Haggi, Arad
Assuntos: Ancient civilizations ; Ancient civilizations of the near east ; Archaeology ; Art and archaeology ; Atlit ; C14 ; Coasts ; Field technics ; Generalities ; Harbors ; Iron Age II ; Israel coast ; Maritime history ; Mesopotamia and Near East ; Methods ; Palestine ; Phoenicia ; Phoenician harbour ; pier-and-rubble ; Research principies ; Second Iron Age ; Underwater archaeology
É parte de: The International journal of nautical archaeology, 2010-09, Vol.39 (2), p.278-285
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Descrição: Atlit is a small Phoenician settlement on the Carmel coast, with an artificial harbour, built during Iron Age II, before the Assyrian occupation, and used until the end of the Persian era. There are no remains of any later construction, in contrast to other Phoenician ports such as Sidon and Tyre. The study of Atlit harbour has therefore provided invaluable information on the positioning, planning and construction of Phoenician harbours in the Levant. This article is a summary of the most recent underwater excavation seasons at the harbour, and presents our conclusions on construction techniques and their historical implications. © 2009 The Author
Editor: Oxford, UK: Taylor & Francis
Idioma: Inglês

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Haggi, Arad

Oxford, UK: Taylor & Francis

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