冻结在时间中的表演:一个新的铁器时代II女性陶瓷雕像，来自约旦中北部的杰内尼

IF 0.8 2区历史学 Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research Pub Date : 2021-09-22 DOI:10.1086/716546

R. Hunziker-Rodewald, Khaled A. Douglas

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迄今为止，已知约有470个女性陶瓷小雕像来自约旦各地的铁器时代遗址。1本文通过研究约旦中北部瓦迪扎尔卡(Wadi az-Zarqa) jneeh新发掘的定居点中最近发现的一个小雕像，揭示了一种独特的类型。

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Performance Frozen in Time: A New Iron Age II Female Ceramic Figurine from Jneneh, North Central Jordan

To date, about 470 female ceramic figurines are known to originate from Iron Age sites across Jordan.1 This article sheds light on a distinct type by studying a recently discovered figurine from a newly excavated settlement at Jneneh, Wadi az-Zarqa, in north central Jordan.

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