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4. The Relationship between Textile Remains in a Hoard of Alexander II Zabinas Coins and Loom Weights Discovered at Hellenistic Tell Iẓṭabba (Beth She’an, Nysa-Scythopolis), Israel

Author

Shamir, Orit, Lichtenberger, Achim, Tal, Oren, Eerkens, Jelmer, Series Editor, Çak?rlar, Canan, Editorial Board Member, Iizuka, Fumie, Editorial Board Member, Seetah, Krish, Editorial Board Member, Sugranes, Nuria, Editorial Board Member, Tushingham, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, Wilson, Chris, Editorial Board Member, Ulanowska, Agata, editor, Grömer, Karina, editor, Vanden Berghe, Ina, editor, and Öhrman, Magdalena, editor

Published
2022
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10. בורות ותוכנם: קדרון, אתר מתרבות ואדי רבה בשפלה, ישראל / Pits and their Contents: The Wadi Rabah Site of Qidron in the Shephela, Israel

Author

Rosenberg, Danny, van den Brink, Edwin C. M., Shimelmitz, Ron, Nativ, Assaf, Mienis, Henk K., Shamir, Orit, Chasan, Rivka, Shooval, Tamar, רוזנברג, דני, ברינק, אדוין ון דן, שימלמיץ, רון, נתיב, אסף, מיניס, הנק, שמיר, אורית, חזן, רבקה, and שובל, תמר

Published
2017

18. On early metallurgy and textile-production technologies in the southern Levant: a response to Langgut et al

Author

Ben-Yosef, Erez, Shamir, Orit, and Levy, Janet

Subjects
Textile processing -- Analysis, Metallurgy -- Analysis, Copper age -- Research, Anthropology/archeology/folklore
Abstract

Introduction In a recent article published in this journal, Langgut et al. (2016: 973) proposed five Late Chalcolithic (c. 4300-4000 BC) wooden shafts to be 'the earliest Near Eastern wooden [...]

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2017
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26. Excavations at Maresha Subterranean Complex 169 : Final Report. Seasons 2000-2016

Author

Stern, Ian, Ambar-Armon, Einat, Ariel, Donald T., Evian, Shirley Ben-Dor, Cakmak, Lisa Ayla, Ecker, Avner, Erlich, Adi, Eshel, Esther, Finkielsztejn, Gerald, Ilan, David, Jackson-Tal, Ruth, Langlois, Michael, Perry-Gal, Lee, Polokoff, Ariel, Heginbottom-Rosenthal, Renate, Shamir, Orit, Ilan, David, General Editor, Stern, Ian, Ambar-Armon, Einat, Ariel, Donald T., Evian, Shirley Ben-Dor, Cakmak, Lisa Ayla, Ecker, Avner, Erlich, Adi, Eshel, Esther, Finkielsztejn, Gerald, Ilan, David, Jackson-Tal, Ruth, Langlois, Michael, Perry-Gal, Lee, Polokoff, Ariel, Heginbottom-Rosenthal, Renate, Shamir, Orit, and Ilan, David

Published
2019

27. Sheep wool across Eurasia

Author

Zhao, Feng, Nosch, Marie-Louise, Andersson Strand, Eva, Mannering, Ulla, Shamir, Orit, Zhao, Feng, Nosch, Marie-Louise, Andersson Strand, Eva, Mannering, Ulla, and Shamir, Orit

Published
2022

34. Rishon le-Zion. Volume I : The Middle Bronze Age II Cemeteries (Volume I/1: The Excavations + Volume I/2: Finds and Conclusions)

Author

Levy, Yosi, Kletter, Raz, Ben-Tor, Daphna, Eshed, Vered, Golani, Amir, Jakoel, Eriola, Kan-Cipor – Meron, Tal, Liphschitz, Nili, Nagar, Yossi, Shai, Itzhaq, Shalev, Sariel, Shamir, Orit, Sukenik, Naama, Uziel, Joe, Ziffer, Irit, Levy, Yosi, Kletter, Raz, Ben-Tor, Daphna, Eshed, Vered, Golani, Amir, Jakoel, Eriola, Kan-Cipor – Meron, Tal, Liphschitz, Nili, Nagar, Yossi, Shai, Itzhaq, Shalev, Sariel, Shamir, Orit, Sukenik, Naama, Uziel, Joe, and Ziffer, Irit

Published
2018

45. Akko II : the 1991-1998 excavations : the early periods

Author

Hartal, Moshe, Syon, Danny, Stern, Eliezer, Tatcher, Ayelet, Berlin, Andrea M., Gorin-Rosen, Yael, Kashtan, Nadav, Katsnelson, Natalya, Messika, Natalie, Shamir, Orit, Stone, Peter J., Hartal, Moshe, Syon, Danny, Stern, Eliezer, Tatcher, Ayelet, Berlin, Andrea M., Gorin-Rosen, Yael, Kashtan, Nadav, Katsnelson, Natalya, Messika, Natalie, Shamir, Orit, and Stone, Peter J.

Published
2016

46. A burial textile from the first century CE in Jerusalem compared to roman textiles in the land of Israel and the Turin Shroud

Author

Shamir Orit

Subjects
Social Sciences
Abstract

Although the grave in the Ben Hinnom Valley (Akeldama) in Jerusalem was visited by robbers, there was a single, sealed and untouched loculus. Upon opening this grave a black mass of material and bones were found. The mass itself appeared to be made up of fabric and human hair. The bones in this loculus had not been gathered for a secondary burial, as was the custom for Jewish burials at the beginning of the first millennium CE. The textile fragments belong to a shroud. The deceased was buried with the shroud because there was no secondary burial. The tomb was probably sealed because of leprosy and there was no bone-collecting after a year. The shroud is made of wool. The Z-spin of the wool suggests production outside of Israel as Z-spun threads form only a small proportion of textiles in Israel and its neighbouring countries in the Roman period. The wool textile from the Ben Hinnom Valley could, therefore, have been imported from Greece or Italy in which Z-spinning was the norm. I will compare this discovery to: a. Textile evidence from burials found in the Land Israel; b. The Mishnaic and Talmudic sources; c. Textiles from the Roman period discovered in the Land of Israel; d. The Turin shroud.

Published
2015
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