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Mass Cultural CouncilSTARS Grant

McCarty Middle SchoolParker Middle School

Kimberley [email protected]

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Artifacts – Ceramic Pottery

• Clay deposits

• 10,000 years ago

• Artifact Most frequently found

• Different vessels for different purposes

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Ceramics in the Field

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Potsherds

• Sherds vs. Shards• Diagnostics: potsherds used for analysis• Typologies: How was it made and what

was it used for? (Shapes Decorations Fabric)

• Chronology: When was it made?• Petrography: Where was it made?

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Typologies

• What part of the pot?

• What kind of pot?

• What was it used for?

• How old are the artifacts?

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What were these pots used for?

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Cooking Pots

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Pithoi – Straight, thick sides, flat base, open rim

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• Grains and dried goods

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• Amphora – Two handles, tapered sides, pointed base

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Body Sherd

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Ancient Potsherds Sort – Diagnostics NAMES________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GROUP SORT AND RECORD – count each sherd type Handles _____ Rims _____

Collars _____ Bases _____

Body _____ Decorated_____

INDIVIDUAL DRAWING Potsherd Number B__________________________

Type of Potsherd _______________

Measurements: L _____ x H _____ x W____ Shapes: Can you identify the shape of the vessel? ________________________________________________________________________

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Sherd Count

• Handles

• Rims

• Collars

• Bases

• Body

• Decorated

Sort shapes and count

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PotSherd NumberB 66. IX. 16,113

Dig site year excavated grid #artifact #

Unmarked Pottery = BZ

year excavated

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How Old Are the Sherds?

BZ = Eastern Roman Empire 1,700 years old

IV = Greek/Persian 2,400 years old

VII = Israel 2,700 years old

I = Israel (time of King Solomon) 3,000 years old

IX = Egyptian (time of Pharaoh Tutankhamun) 3,350 years old

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Amphora The amphora was a two-handled vase used for storage and transport.

Krater "mixing-bowl" used for mixing wine with water.

Pithoi

Large Storage vessel

Jar – flat, pedestal or round bottom with or without handle

Cooking Pot Thick rim with rounded base

Plate –

BowlChalice – drinking vessel

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Design Time!

Your Ceramic Plate

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• Design an Ancient scene on the worksheet • Include a border • You can use letters, pictures, numbers, designs or any combination • Can others tell what your design is?

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Canaanite/Israelite

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Letters

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Architecture

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Menander or Greek Key

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Black Figure

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HW - COMPLETED DESIGN WORKSHEETS TOMORROW

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Stratigraphy

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Mesopotamian Ceramics

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Egyptian Ceramics

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Canaanite Israelite

• Bronze Age Lamp

• Palestine during the Late Bronze Age is contemporary with Egyptian New Kingdom

• http://www.bu.edu/anep/lamps.html

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Greek/Cypriot Pottery

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Painted Pottery

• Dionysus Holding a Kantharos. – Red-figure– The Berlin Painter

• c. 490-480 B.C.