Two Early Helladic II terracotta rollers from Asine and their glyptic context

IF 0.6 3区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Opuscula-Annual of the Swedish Institutes at Athens and Rome Pub Date : 2018-11-01 DOI:10.30549/OPATHROM-11-04

Michael Lindblom, G. Nordquist, H. Mommsen

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Abstract

Two Early Helladic II terracotta rollers from the Third Terrace at Asine are presented. The objects, used to impress relief decoration on pithoi and hearths, are unique in that no other examples are known from the Early Bronze Age Aegean. Their origin is discussed based on chemical characterization and their depositional contexts are reviewed from an archaeological perspective. Although there are no known impressions from these rollers on pithoi and hearths at Asine, it is shown that their owners surrounded themselves with different objects featuring similar glyptic impressions. Two such impressions find identical parallels at Tiryns and the combined evidence strongly suggest that Asine was the home for one or several potters who produced Early Helladic impressed hearths and pithoi.

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两个来自亚洲的早期希腊二世兵马俑滚轮及其雕文背景

两个早期希腊II兵马俑辊从第三梯田在亚洲提出。这些物品是用来在钢琴和壁炉上刻印浮雕装饰的，它们的独特之处在于，在青铜器时代早期的爱琴海，没有其他已知的例子。从化学特征上讨论了它们的起源，并从考古学的角度对它们的沉积环境进行了回顾。虽然没有已知的印痕从这些滚轮在pithoi和壁炉在亚洲，这表明，他们的主人周围的不同的对象具有类似的雕文印痕。两个这样的印象在提林斯发现了相同的相似之处，综合证据有力地表明，亚洲是一个或几个制作早期希腊印象炉和坑的陶工的家。

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Opuscula-Annual of the Swedish Institutes at Athens and Rome ARCHAEOLOGY-

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期刊介绍： Opuscula is published yearly by the Swedish Institutes at Athens and Rome. First issued in 2008 (no. 1), Opuscula replaces the annuals Opuscula Atheniensia and Opuscula Romana published by the Swedish Institute at Athens and the Swedish Institute in Rome respectively. The annual contains articles within classical archaeology, ancient history, art, architecture and philology, as well as book reviews within these subjects. Reports of fieldwork carried out under the supervision of the Institutes at Athens and Rome are regularly reported on in the Opuscula. The annual welcomes contributions pertaining to the ancient Mediterranean world (prehistory to Late Antiquity) and the Classical tradition and drawing on archaeological, historical and philological studies; also, contributions dealing with later periods in the areas, especially in the fields of art, architecture, history and cultural heritage.