Ruth Amiran
Biographic Data
| ID | 1705516 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ruth Amiran |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ruth |
| FAMILY NAME | Amiran |
| SIGNATURE | AMIRAN R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 27 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A New Type of Chalcolithic Ritual Vessel and Some Implications for the Naḥal Mishmar Hoard
An unusual vessel dated typologically to the Chalcolithic period has the same type of bird figurines as those found on the copper "crowns" from Naḥal Mishmar. This vessel is thus another instance in favor of interpreting the Naḥal Mishmar hoard as a group associated with Chalcolithic ritual and religion. Some of the implications would speak for an interpretation that the copper objects are imitations of clay objects. The form of the vessel also s…
The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I
(1984). The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I. Tel Aviv: Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 11-19
The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I
Dead Sea Asphalt from the Excavations in Tel Arad and small Tel Malhata
Du bitume a été trouvé au cours de fouilles de Tell Arad et du petit Tell Malhata dans le nord du Néguev, en Israël, dans les niveaux datés du Bronze Ancien I et II. L'analyse chimique indique que ce bitume, utilisé sur des objets divers, est de même nature que les blocs de bitume que l'on trouve parfois flottant à la surface de la Mer Morte. Les textes anciens mentionnent que le bitume de la Mer Morte était une denrée d'exportation importante de…
The Arad Countryside
The Arad Countryside
An Archaeological-Petrographical Study of 15 W-Ware Pots in the Ashmolean Museum
An Archaeological-Petrographical Study of 15 W-Ware Pots in the Ashmolean Museum
An Archaeological-Petrographical Study of 15 W-Ware Pots in the Ashmolean Museum
Il s'agit dans la classification des poteries predynastiques de Petrie, des jarres a anse onduleuse (= Wavy handle), d'origine cananeenne. Table de ces 15echantillons: n de l'Ashmolean Museum, provenance (Nagada, Mahesna, Abadya, Hierakonpolis), reference des publications eventuelles. Resultats de l'analyse petrographique
The Lion Statue and the Libation Tray from Tell Beit Mirsim
A Note on the ‘Gibeon Jar’
The Painted Pottery Style of the Early Bronze II Period in Palestine
(1974). The Painted Pottery Style of the Early Bronze II Period in Palestine. Levant: Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 65-68.
The Painted Pottery Style of the Early Bronze II Period in Palestine
More about the Vounous Jar
A Note on the Tepe Yaḥyā Soapstone Human Statuette
Achaemenian Bronze Objects from a Tomb at Kh. Ibsan in Lower Galilee
Reflections on the Identification of the Deity at the EB II and EB III Temples at Ai
A Second Note on the Synchronism between Early Bronze Arad and the First Dynasty
Note on One Sign in the Narmer Palette
Chronological Problems of the Early Bronze Age Early Bronze I-II
Notes on the Functions of Pottery-Mending in Excavations
(1966). Notes on the Functions of Pottery-Mending in Excavations. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 98, No. 1, pp. 99-102
A Preliminary Note on the Synchronisms between the Early Bronze Strata of Arad and the First Dynasty
Yanik Tepe, Shengavit, and the Khirbet Kerak Ware
The problem dealt with in the following note, concisely worded in the title, has been occupying the attention of many scholars for quite some time, but seems now to have anchored at a haven, from which further research is already in progress. It may be considered a generally consented assumption, that the phenomenon of the Kh. Kerak Ware (which comprises all the occurrences of this distinctive ware, from Tabara el Akrad Levels IV–I, Amuq Phase H,…
Myths of the Creation of Man and the Jericho Statues
The "Arm-Shaped" Vessel and Its Family
The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I
(1984). The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I. Tel Aviv: Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 11-19
Dead Sea Asphalt from the Excavations in Tel Arad and small Tel Malhata
Du bitume a été trouvé au cours de fouilles de Tell Arad et du petit Tell Malhata dans le nord du Néguev, en Israël, dans les niveaux datés du Bronze Ancien I et II. L'analyse chimique indique que ce bitume, utilisé sur des objets divers, est de même nature que les blocs de bitume que l'on trouve parfois flottant à la surface de la Mer Morte. Les textes anciens mentionnent que le bitume de la Mer Morte était une denrée d'exportation importante de…
The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I
Chronological Problems of the Early Bronze Age Early Bronze I-II
Yanik Tepe, Shengavit, and the Khirbet Kerak Ware
The problem dealt with in the following note, concisely worded in the title, has been occupying the attention of many scholars for quite some time, but seems now to have anchored at a haven, from which further research is already in progress. It may be considered a generally consented assumption, that the phenomenon of the Kh. Kerak Ware (which comprises all the occurrences of this distinctive ware, from Tabara el Akrad Levels IV–I, Amuq Phase H,…
A Seal from Brak
The stamp seal under consideration comes from Professor M. E. L. Mallowan's excavations at Brak. It was found in the debris on the Agade floor of Court 3 in the Palace of Naram Sin, and dated to that King's time. The excavator has listed it with the important objects which deserve special attention.This strange seal (Pl. XIII. 1) deserves indeed a study of its subject, its style and especially the idea underlying its composition. The scene depict…
The Assyrian Open-Court Building and Its Palestinian Derivatives
Myths of the Creation of Man and the Jericho Statues
The "Arm-Shaped" Vessel and Its Family
A Preliminary Note on the Synchronisms between the Early Bronze Strata of Arad and the First Dynasty
Yanik Tepe, Shengavit, and the Khirbet Kerak Ware
The problem dealt with in the following note, concisely worded in the title, has been occupying the attention of many scholars for quite some time, but seems now to have anchored at a haven, from which further research is already in progress. It may be considered a generally consented assumption, that the phenomenon of the Kh. Kerak Ware (which comprises all the occurrences of this distinctive ware, from Tabara el Akrad Levels IV–I, Amuq Phase H,…
Notes on the Functions of Pottery-Mending in Excavations
(1966). Notes on the Functions of Pottery-Mending in Excavations. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 98, No. 1, pp. 99-102
Note on One Sign in the Narmer Palette
Chronological Problems of the Early Bronze Age Early Bronze I-II
A Second Note on the Synchronism between Early Bronze Arad and the First Dynasty
Achaemenian Bronze Objects from a Tomb at Kh. Ibsan in Lower Galilee
Reflections on the Identification of the Deity at the EB II and EB III Temples at Ai
More about the Vounous Jar
A Note on the Tepe Yaḥyā Soapstone Human Statuette
The Painted Pottery Style of the Early Bronze II Period in Palestine
(1974). The Painted Pottery Style of the Early Bronze II Period in Palestine. Levant: Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 65-68.
The Painted Pottery Style of the Early Bronze II Period in Palestine
A Note on the ‘Gibeon Jar’
The Lion Statue and the Libation Tray from Tell Beit Mirsim
An Archaeological-Petrographical Study of 15 W-Ware Pots in the Ashmolean Museum
An Archaeological-Petrographical Study of 15 W-Ware Pots in the Ashmolean Museum
An Archaeological-Petrographical Study of 15 W-Ware Pots in the Ashmolean Museum
Il s'agit dans la classification des poteries predynastiques de Petrie, des jarres a anse onduleuse (= Wavy handle), d'origine cananeenne. Table de ces 15echantillons: n de l'Ashmolean Museum, provenance (Nagada, Mahesna, Abadya, Hierakonpolis), reference des publications eventuelles. Resultats de l'analyse petrographique
The Arad Countryside
The Arad Countryside
The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I
(1984). The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I. Tel Aviv: Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 11-19
The Basalt Vessels of the Chalcolithic Period and Early Bronze Age I
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