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\nSyene IV. Die ptolem\u00e4ische und r\u00f6mische Keramik aus den Arealen 2 und 13c. Typochronologie und weiterf\u00fchrende Studien.<\/p>\n

Beitr\u00e4ge zur \u00e4gyptischen Bauforschung und Altertumskunde, Band 22<\/p>\n

Format: 35 x 24,5 cm \u2014 Hardcover
\nUmfang:\u00a0426 Seiten, 49 Abbildungen und 82, teils farbige Tafeln<\/p>\n

\nInhalt \/ Content<\/a><\/p>\n

ISBN:\u00a0978-3-935012-43-0
\nPreis: 85,00 \u20ac
\n\u00a9 PeWe-Verlag 2020<\/p>\n

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Am ersten Katarakt gelegen, war die ober\u00e4gyptische Stadt Syene \u2013 das moderne Assuan \u2013 in der Antike ein wirtschaftliches und politisches Zentrum und bildete eine wichtige Verbindung zwischen \u00c4gypten und dem s\u00fcdlich angrenzenden Nubien. Sie fungierte, zusammen mit der gegen\u00fcberliegenden Nilinsel Elephantine, als Handelsknotenpunkt f\u00fcr den Austausch von G\u00fctern von und nach Innerafrika, darunter Luxuswaren wie Gold und Elfenbein. Durch die Erschlie\u00dfung neuer Tonlagerst\u00e4tten entwickelte sich die Region von Syene in der ptolem\u00e4ischen Zeit zu einem bedeutenden Produktionszentrum f\u00fcr Keramik, dessen Produkte innerhalb von \u00c4gypten und sp\u00e4ter \u00fcber die Landesgrenzen hinaus exportiert wurde.
In einem mehrj\u00e4hrigen Projekt des \u00d6sterreichischen Arch\u00e4ologischen Instituts, Zentrale Wien in Kooperation mit dem Schweizerischen Institut f\u00fcr \u00c4gyptische Bauforschung und Altertumskunde Kairo stand die Erforschung der Alltagskultur in Syene und Elephantine von ptolem\u00e4ischer bis sp\u00e4tantiker Zeit auf Basis der materiellen Hinterlassenschaft aus Wohnbauten im Fokus. Im Rahmen dieses Projektes wurde unter anderem das ptolem\u00e4ische und r\u00f6mische Fundmaterial aus mehreren Wohnkomplexen von Syene analysiert. Diese Ergebnisse werden nun in diesem Band pr\u00e4sentiert. Hauptaugenmerk dieser Arbeit liegt, neben einer ausf\u00fchrlichen Typochronologie, auf der kontextuellen Auswertung des Materials sowie einer umfassenden Charakterisierung der Keramik jener Zeitstellung unter Ber\u00fccksichtigung der unterschiedlichen Fabrikate. Eine Besonderheit bildet dabei das lokal produzierte Geschirr, dessen Produktionsbeginn durch diese Arbeit nun in das fr\u00fche 2. Jh. v. Chr. gesetzt werden konnte. Erstmals werden die Zusammenh\u00e4nge zwischen den lokalen Warengruppen, Gef\u00e4\u00dfformen und Fabrikaten sowie die Unterschiede von ptolem\u00e4ischer Zeit gegen\u00fcber der r\u00f6mischen Kaiserzeit detailliert aufgezeigt. Anhand des Formenspektrums von Syene wird versucht die \u00dcbernahme fremder Speise- und Trinksitten sowie Innovationen im Kochprozess aufzuzeigen. Durch die Auswertung der Importkeramik, insbesondere der Sigillata- und Amphorenfragmente, ist es ferner m\u00f6glich R\u00fcckschl\u00fcsse \u00fcber die Handelsbeziehungen zwischen dem scheinbar abgelegenen Syene und dem mediterranen Raum zu ziehen.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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Situated on the first cataract, the Upper Egyptian city of Syene – modern Aswan – was an economic and political centre in antiquity and formed an important link between Egypt and neighbouring Nubia to the south. It functioned, together with the Nile island of Elephantine opposite, as a trading hub for the exchange of goods to and from Inner Africa, including luxury goods such as gold and ivory. Through the exploitation of new clay deposits, the region of Syene developed in the Ptolemaic period into an important production centre for ceramics, whose products were exported within Egypt and later beyond the country’s borders.
In a multi-year project of the Austrian Archaeological Institute, Head Office Vienna, in cooperation with the Swiss Institute for Egyptian Building Research and Archaeology Cairo, the focus was on research into everyday culture in Syene and Elephantine from Ptolemaic to Late Antique times on the basis of the material legacy from residential buildings. Within the framework of this project, the Ptolemaic and Roman find material from several residential complexes of Syene was analysed, among other things. These results are now presented in this volume. The main focus of this work, apart from a detailed typochronology, is on the contextual evaluation of the material as well as a comprehensive characterisation of the pottery of that period, taking into account the different makes. A special feature is the locally produced tableware, the production of which can now be dated to the early 2nd century BC. For the first time, the interrelationships between local product groups, vessel forms and manufactures as well as the differences between the Ptolemaic period and the Roman Imperial period are shown in detail. The spectrum of Syene forms is used to illustrate the adoption of foreign food and drink customs as well as innovations in the cooking process. By analysing the imported pottery, especially the sigillata and amphora fragments, it is also possible to draw conclusions about the trade relations between the seemingly remote Syene and the Mediterranean region.<\/p>\n

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