Tow unusual pottery jars from Tell el-Daba‘a/Tell Qanan

Tell el-Daba‘a (formally named “Tell Qanan”) is located, according to the modern map, about 45 km east of Mansoura city and about 20 km to the east of Mendes. Nowadays, the tell still covers about 11 hectares. The large low mound rises to a height of 3 m above the agricultural level behind the vill...

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Auteurs principaux: Senussi, Ashraf, Suleiman, Zeinab
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Publié: Bulletin de liaison de la céramique égyptienne 2025
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description Tell el-Daba‘a (formally named “Tell Qanan”) is located, according to the modern map, about 45 km east of Mansoura city and about 20 km to the east of Mendes. Nowadays, the tell still covers about 11 hectares. The large low mound rises to a height of 3 m above the agricultural level behind the village of Ezbet es-Shurafa.In 1987 an Italian mission conducted a survey on the site. In 1990 Hamdi Yusef made some archaeological investigations, digging numerous small test trenches of 3 × 3 m and e...
author Senussi, Ashraf
Suleiman, Zeinab
spellingShingle Senussi, Ashraf
Suleiman, Zeinab
Tow unusual pottery jars from Tell el-Daba‘a/Tell Qanan
author_facet Senussi, Ashraf
Suleiman, Zeinab
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title Tow unusual pottery jars from Tell el-Daba‘a/Tell Qanan
title_short Tow unusual pottery jars from Tell el-Daba‘a/Tell Qanan
title_full Tow unusual pottery jars from Tell el-Daba‘a/Tell Qanan
title_fullStr Tow unusual pottery jars from Tell el-Daba‘a/Tell Qanan
title_full_unstemmed Tow unusual pottery jars from Tell el-Daba‘a/Tell Qanan
title_sort tow unusual pottery jars from tell el-daba‘a/tell qanan
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