罗马晚期洛德的皇家紫色工业反映在洛德马赛克上

IF 0.5 1区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient Pub Date : 2020-06-16 DOI:10.1163/15685209-12341518

A. Gorzalczany, B. Rosen, Naama Sukenik

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摘要

在以色列Lod (Lydda, Diospolis)的豪华罗马住宅中发现的一幅马赛克，描绘了其他海洋生物皇家紫色的软体动物和用来捕捉它们的柳条陷阱。历史资料表明，在古代晚期，Lod的居民处理染色和出口纺织品(也皇家紫色)被重新审查。显然，许多城市居民都与纺织品有关，其中一些人的手被永久染色。这些马赛克暗示了软体动物为他们的财富做出了贡献。讨论了内陆用皇家紫染色的问题，以及该行业在伊斯兰时期在该地区的延续。

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Royal Purple Industry in Lod during the Late Roman Period as Reflected in the Lod Mosaic

A mosaic discovered in luxurious Roman domus in Lod (Lydda, Diospolis) in Israel, depicted among other maritime creatures Royal Purple yielding mollusks and wicker traps used to catch them. Historical sources indicating that during Late Antiquity residents of Lod dealt in dyeing and exporting textiles (also Royal Purple) were reexamined. Clearly many city inhabitants were involved with textiles, and some of them had their hands permanently dyed. The mosaic hints that the mollusks contributed to their wealth. The problem of inland dyeing with Royal Purple was discussed, as well as the continuation of this industry in the area into the Islamic period.

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