Kassite housing at Ur: the dates of the EM, YC, XNCF, AH and KPS houses

A study of the excavated structures at Ur which Woolley identified as domestic and possibly Kassite (or later) in date. Through an examination of the objects excavated in the structures and associated graves (principally pottery, glass and faience vessels, scaraboids and tablets) the housing in area...

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Main Author: Clayden, Tim (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Cambridge Univ. Press 2015
In: Iraq
Year: 2014, Volume: 76, Pages: 19-64
Further subjects:B Excavations
B Tombs
B Sumer
B Cinerary urns
B Bricks
B Frit
B Kassites
B Faience
B Temples
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Summary:A study of the excavated structures at Ur which Woolley identified as domestic and possibly Kassite (or later) in date. Through an examination of the objects excavated in the structures and associated graves (principally pottery, glass and faience vessels, scaraboids and tablets) the housing in area EM is dated to roughly the 13th century b.c. while the remains in areas XNCF, AH, YC and KPS are dated to the 8th/7th centuries b.c. The review also presents a summary history of Ur from the mid third millennium b.c. to the neo-Babylonian period highlighting the periods of royal patronage at the city.
ISSN:2053-4744
Contains:Enthalten in: Iraq
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.1017/irq.2014.3