DOI article:
Myśliwiec, Karol: Polish-Egyptian excavations at Tell Atrib in 1990
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26389#0031
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Fig. 2. Terracotta seal with relief decoration.
Second half of the Ptolemaic Period.
than the workshops found in the southern part of the Ptolemaic quarter. The walls of
this room were decorated with painted plaster. The archaeological context includes
ceramic drinking cups with saucers and a few finely painted vessels.
The relatively elevated stratigraphic position of the mid-Ptolemaic constructions
in this part of the excavated area, as well as the gradual sloping of Ptolemaic and Roman
layers eastward and southward imply that at one time there was a natural hill here,
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Fig. 2. Terracotta seal with relief decoration.
Second half of the Ptolemaic Period.
than the workshops found in the southern part of the Ptolemaic quarter. The walls of
this room were decorated with painted plaster. The archaeological context includes
ceramic drinking cups with saucers and a few finely painted vessels.
The relatively elevated stratigraphic position of the mid-Ptolemaic constructions
in this part of the excavated area, as well as the gradual sloping of Ptolemaic and Roman
layers eastward and southward imply that at one time there was a natural hill here,
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