来自阿曼巴提纳北部达瓦(DH1)的早期青铜时代香炉

IF 0.3 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-08-31 DOI:10.1086/715341

N. al‐Jahwari, K. Douglas

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摘要

阿曼半岛50多年的考古调查只发现了四个青铜时代早期（公元前2500年至2000年，乌曼那时期）的香炉：三个来自Ras al-Jing-2的沿海定居点，一个来自al-Batinah平原北部的Dahwa腹地定居点。后者是作者发现的，是迄今为止在阿曼半岛发现的最古老的香炉，C14分析和陶器证实它可以追溯到公元前2450年至2200年。

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An Early Bronze Age Incense Burner from Dahwa (DH1), Northern al-Batinah, Oman

More than fifty years of archaeological investigations in the Oman Peninsula have yielded only four Early Bronze Age (Umm an-Nar period, 2500–2000 BCE) incense burners: three from the coastal settlement at Ras al-Jinz-2 and one from the hinterland settlement of Dahwa in the northern al-Batinah plain. The latter was found by the authors and is the oldest incense burner to be found so far in the Oman Peninsula, with C14 analysis and pottery confirming that it dates to 2450–2200 BCE.

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