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Title: Archaeometric identification of Maltese imports in prehistoric Sicily : Zebbug phase pottery from Licata-Caduta (Agrigento)
Authors: Barone, Germana
Gulli, Domenica
Mazzoleni, Paolo
Raneri, Simona
Tanasi, Davide
Keywords: Pottery, Ancient -- Malta
Pottery, Ancient -- Italy -- Sicily
Temple period -- Malta
Protohistory
Agrigento (Italy) -- Antiquities
Mediterranean Region -- Civilization
Trade routes -- Mediterranean Region -- History
Archaeology -- Methodology
Archaeometry
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: The Archaeological Society
Citation: Barone, G., Gulli, D., Mazzoleni, P., Raneri, S. & Tanasi, D. (2015). Archaeometric identification of Maltese imports in prehistoric Sicily : Zebbug phase pottery from Licata-Caduta (Agrigento). Malta Archaeological Review, 10, 23-30
Abstract: During the study of a pottery assemblage collected at the Sicilian site of Licata-Caduta (Agrigento), continuously occupied between the Neolithic and Early Bronze Age, some ceramics presented typologies, fabrics and surface treatments alien to Sicilian repertoires and closer to Maltese productions. Sampled for petrographic (OM) and chemical (XRF) analyses one artefact turned out to be produced in Malta and imported into Sicily. The search for its chronological and cultural placement has led to the discovery of the first certified Zebbug phase import in Sicily.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/50318
Appears in Collections:MAR, Issue 10 (2010-2011)
MAR, Issue 10 (2010/2011)

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