Spathellenistische Und Fruhkaiserzeitliche Keramik Aus Priene: Untersuchungen Zu Herkunft Und Produktion

Author:   Nina Fenn
Publisher:   Dr Ludwig Reichert
Volume:   35
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Pages:   624
Publication Date:   05 August 2016
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Untersucht werden die Herkunft und Produktion spathellenistischer und fruhkaiserzeitlicher Keramik von Priene an der kleinasiatischen Westkuste. Die Basis bilden zwei umfangreiche und reprasentative Fundkomplexe: Der spathellenistische Komplex A stammt aus der Sudhalle des Heiligtums der Stadtgottin Athena, der fruhkaiserzeitliche Komplex B aus der Insula E5 des nordwestlichen Wohnviertels. Fundkomplex A und B konnen als geschlossene Befunde behandelt werden und daher als wichtige Bezugspunkte fur Keramikforschung in Kleinasien gelten. Ausschlaggebend fur ihre Datierung sind sowohl die Prasenz bestimmter Formen als auch die Vergesellschaftung der Waren. Es werden jeweils alle Gattungen der Fundkeramik, also Fein-, Grob-, Koch-, Transport- und Baukeramik sowie die Lampen vorgelegt.Das Spektrum der lokalen und importierten Keramik vom spaten 2. Jh. v. Chr. bis in augusteische Zeit wird erstmals auf der Grundlage archaometrischer Analytik fur Priene vorgelegt. Einen besonderen Schwerpunkt der Arbeit bilden die naturwissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen mit der wellenlangen-dispersiven Rontgenfluoreszenzanalyse (WD-RFA) und Dunnschliffen zur Herkunftsbestimmung der Keramik. Geeignetes keramisches Referenzmaterial und Rohstoffproben aus Bohrkernen in der Maanderebene belegen zum ersten Mal eine lokale Keramikproduktion in Priene. Sie umfasst ein breites Spektrum an Waren und Formen, das nun als Grundlage weiterer Forschung dienen und zur Identifizierung moglicher Exporte beitragen kann.Die lokale Keramik Prienes lasst sich mittels der Analysen von den Produktionen umliegender Stadte wie Milet und Ephesos abgrenzen, obwohl die Region des sudlichen Ioniens geologisch recht einheitlich und generell durch hohen Glimmergehalt gepragt ist. Wahrend aus Milet keine Importe nachzuweisen sind, stammt der hochste Importanteil aus Ephesos. Uberregionale Importwaren umfassen Trinkgeschirr aus Pergamon und Knidos sowie Kochgefasse aus Phokaia. Fur manche dieser Gruppen stehen durch eigene Analysen erstmals Ergebnisse bestimmter Formen oder umfangreiche Serien einer Ware zur Verfugung, die sich mit vorhandenen Referenzdaten, meist Mittelwerte oder Einzelproben decken und gut von Priene unterscheiden. Die beiden bearbeiteten Komplexe wurden konsequent nach lokalen und importierten Waren untergliedert, deren Relationen sich im Lauf der Zeit verandern.

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Author:   Nina Fenn
Publisher:   Dr Ludwig Reichert
Imprint:   Dr Ludwig Reichert
Volume:   35
Weight:   2.817kg
ISBN:  

9783954900954


ISBN 10:   3954900955
Pages:   624
Publication Date:   05 August 2016
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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The publication is sure to become a standard reference for the study of late Hellenistic and Early Roman pottery; let us hope that it will also become a model. --Susan I. Rotroff, Washington University in Saint Louis, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2017.08.06


Priene has been central to the study of Hellenistic and Early Roman pottery ever since the appearance of Robert Zahn's classic chapter ('Tongeschirr') in the publication of the site's 19th-century excavations. [...] Zahn lacked, however, the perspective and scientific tools that are now available and which have enabled Nina Fenn to make significant strides in her exemplary publication of pottery from renewed excavations at the site. Beginning in 1998, those excavations brought to light a wealth of new ceramic material, recovered and recorded according to modern standarts of stratigraphy and quantification. This forms the basis for Fenn's book (a lightly reworked version of her dissertation), which, using the evidence of context and of an extensive program of scientific analysis, puts the study of ceramic production and imports to the city on an entirely new footing. [...] Fenn aims [...] to characterize the local production of the city and to identify imports, and furthermore to explore the relationship between local and imported ceramics; in short, to come to an understanding of the changing ceramic landscape of Priene in the 1st century BCE. [...] The publication is sure to become a standart reference for the study of late Hellenistic and Early Roman pottery. Susan I. Rotroff (Washington University in Saint Louis), Bryn Mawr Classical Review blog: Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2017.08.06.


Review - German Priene has been central to the study of Hellenistic and Early Roman pottery ever since the appearance of Robert Zahn's classic chapter ('Tongeschirr') in the publication of the site's 19th-century excavations. [...] Zahn lacked, however, the perspective and scientific tools that are now available and which have enabled Nina Fenn to make significant strides in her exemplary publication of pottery from renewed excavations at the site. Beginning in 1998, those excavations brought to light a wealth of new ceramic material, recovered and recorded according to modern standarts of stratigraphy and quantification. This forms the basis for Fenn's book (a lightly reworked version of her dissertation), which, using the evidence of context and of an extensive program of scientific analysis, puts the study of ceramic production and imports to the city on an entirely new footing. [...] Fenn aims [...] to characterize the local production of the city and to identify imports, and furthermore to explore the relationship between local and imported ceramics; in short, to come to an understanding of the changing ceramic landscape of Priene in the 1st century BCE. [...] The publication is sure to become a standart reference for the study of late Hellenistic and Early Roman pottery. Von: Susan I. Rotroff (Washington University in Saint Louis)In: Bryn Mawr Classical Review blog: Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2017.08.06.Von:


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Nina Fenn studied Classical Archaeology, History, Art History and Prehistory at the University Freiburg (1995-2001), where she received the Magister Artium for her M.A. thesis on a late Hellenistic context from the forum of Thugga in Tunisia. From 2001-2004 she hold a DFG-scholarship within the research training group Archaologische Analytik at the Goethe-University Frankfurt. With her Ph.D. thesis titled Untersuchungen zu Herkunft und Produktion hellenistischer und kaiserzeitlicher Keramik in Priene she earned her doctoral graduation in 2007. Since 2007 she holds the position as Assistant Professor, first as stand-in for one year at the Archaeological Institute at the University Saarbrucken, and since 2008 at the Archaeological Institute at the University of Cologne. Nina Fenn's current research focuses on Roman Greece as her postdoctoral lecture qualification. Besides she organized the international conference Networks in the Hellenistic world - according to the pottery in the eastern Mediterranean and beyond at Cologne and Bonn 2011.

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