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ISBN 9782724705300
2010 IFAO
Collection: FIFAO 59
Langue(s): français
1 vol. 375 p.
68 € (3400 EGP)
Sylvie Marchand, Georges Soukiassian
Balat VIII.
Un habitat de la XIIIᵉ dynastie – 2ᵉ Période Intermédiaire à Ayn Asil
Ayn Asil was the residence of the Governors of the oasis during the VIth dynasty and was subsequently abandoned around 2100 BC. During the XIIIth dynasty, the southern part of the site is reoccupied with houses constructed upon Old Kingom ruins that have been covered by sand. The fragmentary remains from this settlement consist of three groups of buildings including a large number of storage and food production areas, mostly silos and bakeries. The evidence suggests that these houses represent a hamlet and that it was occupied during a period of relatively slow and partial evolution as determined by the associated ceramic material. The first phase of this evolution can be dated to approximately 1700 BC continuing until a second phase, which can be accurately dated to about 1600 BC.
The comprehensive catalogue of vessels presented, allows us to compare ceramic material from Dakhla with those coming from other well known Egyptian regions, such as they are defined for the Second Intermediate Period.