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Middle Iron Age pottery production inside the boundary of the Kızılırmak. The pottery inventory of Uşaklı Höyük

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This contribution concerns the preliminary analysis of the Middle Iron Age pottery assemblage from 2016-2017 Ușaklı Höyük excavation seasons. Given the lack of a coherent and regionally shared archaeological sequence, in particular for the first part of 1st mill. BC, the evidence from Ușaklı Höyük can represent a new connection point. The comparative approach with the main sites of the region and the type-variety system represent the methodological foundations of this study. On the basis of chrono-typological and contextual comparanda, the Middle Iron Age material culture of the site shares morphological and decorative elements with sites of the same period, confirming a general homogeneity. At the same time, some qualitative attributes suggest a peculiar trait, typical of Ușaklı Höyük pottery production.
Center for Open Science
Title: Middle Iron Age pottery production inside the boundary of the Kızılırmak. The pottery inventory of Uşaklı Höyük
Description:
This contribution concerns the preliminary analysis of the Middle Iron Age pottery assemblage from 2016-2017 Ușaklı Höyük excavation seasons.
Given the lack of a coherent and regionally shared archaeological sequence, in particular for the first part of 1st mill.
BC, the evidence from Ușaklı Höyük can represent a new connection point.
The comparative approach with the main sites of the region and the type-variety system represent the methodological foundations of this study.
On the basis of chrono-typological and contextual comparanda, the Middle Iron Age material culture of the site shares morphological and decorative elements with sites of the same period, confirming a general homogeneity.
At the same time, some qualitative attributes suggest a peculiar trait, typical of Ușaklı Höyük pottery production.

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