Late Roman Pottery at Amarna and Related Studies
By (author) J. Faiers
Hardback (Published)
(December 2005)
ISBN: 9780856981623
Price: $112.00
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The pottery in this volume comes from the site of Kom el-Nana, in the area around Amarna, and was collected between 1988 and 1997. It is all of Late Roman date, and most was retrieved from rubbish pits. The site of Kom el-Nana itself has been identified as a monastery, a fact which affects the way the pottery – and all other finds – must be interpreted. By J Faiers, with contributions from Sarah Clarkson, Barry Kemp, Gillian Pyke and Richard Reece.
- By (author) J. Faiers
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