Burials from the Intermediate Bronze Age and the Roman Period at Bet Dagan (pp. 23–30)

Authors

• Martin Peilstöcker, Israel Antiquities Authority

Abstract

Nine tombs were excavated: seven dated to the Intermediate Bronze Age (IBA), and two, to the Early Roman period. The IBA tombs were all simple burial pits, dug into hamra soil. The Roman-period tombs were cist graves. The pottery finds from the IBA pits included a bowl, cups, jars, amphoriskoi and a lamp, all resembling Dever’s Southern Family. The finds from the Roman period comprised two pottery vessels and a rare bronze jug with a decorated handle.

Keywords

cemetery, burial, funerary goods, art, metal

Recommended Citation

Peilstöcker, M. 2006. Burials from the Intermediate Bronze Age and the Roman Period at Bet Dagan (pp. 23–30). 'Atiqot 51.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040X.1180

Available at: https://publications.iaa.org.il/atiqot/vol51/iss1/4