TPR 4
A Typology of Ceramic Vessels of the Third and Second Millennia from the First Two Seasons
By (author) M. Kelly-Buccellati By (author) W. R. Shelby
Terqa is the name of an ancient city discovered at the site of Tell Ashara on the banks of the middle Euphrates in Deir ez-Zor Governorate, Syria. This work is a typological analysis of 30 objects found during the firts two seasons of excavation, all dating to the third and second millennia.
A typological analysis of 30 objects found during the second season, all dating to the third and second millennia, including a stamp seal; clay figurines; metal pins, weapons and tools; rings and miscellaneous implements. A descriptive catalog provides a detailed entry for each item, most of which are also illustrated in line drawings and half-tones.
- By (author) M. Kelly-Buccellati
- By (author) W. R. Shelby