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11. Cf. J.Duncan, Corpus of Palestinian Pottery (London 1930) - hereafter referred to as CPP - Pl.47:H and H4.
12. Cf. SCE IV Fig.LXVII:25.
13. L. di Cesnola, A Descriptive Atlas of the Cesnola Collection of Cypriote Antiquities (New York 1894) Vol. II (Part 5) Pl.CXLI:1049.
14. Cf. also R. Lamon and G.Shipton, Megiddo I (Chicago 1939) Pl.16:81 in Stratum IV-I beginning 1000 B.C.
15. CPP Pl.46:G2 (body shape only; but cf. example cited in Note 14). While I do not wish to draw any conclusions from the following, it may be worth remarking that an unpublished jar (31-27-30) in the University Museum, found by the Coxe Expedition to Meidum in 1930, has an almost identical profile to Bamboula No.14, except for an open, shoulderless mouth. It is dated to the XXIInd Dynasty. I am indebted to Mr. P.Miller of the Egyptian Section of the University Museum for showing me this jar.
16. Myres op.cit.68; A.B.Walters, Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan Vases in the British Museum (London 1912) Vol I (Part II) 191.
17. SCE IV Fig.LVIII:7; Fig.LIX:6; Fig.LX:16.
18. E. MacDonald, J.Starkey and L. Harding, Beth-pelet II (London 1932) Pl.LXXXIV:34J5. According to E.Drioton, L'Egypte (Paris 1952) 632, the XXVth Dynasty is dated 751-656 B.C.
19. However, generally similar vase-shapes, without up-looped handle, are also at home in Palestine. An example dated to the XXIInd Dynasty may be cited from Gerar (CPP Pl.65:D7); another from about the beginning of the eighth century B.C. occurs at Tell ed-Duweir (Lachish III Pl.87:259 from Tomb 1002, layers 11-13; cf. pp.229 and 232).
20. Cf. H.Payne, Necrocorinthia (Oxford 1931) Cat. No. 1552b.
21. For a recent summary of this problem, see Percy and Annie Ure, CVA Reading 1 (Gr.Brit.12) p.13 (to Pl.7:9).
22. Cf. Cyprus Museum Nos.1014 and 1016, also CVA Br.Mus. 2 IICc Pl.19:22 with CVA Madrid 1 IIIC Pl.2:6, which even in the shape of its neck is particularly close to the eastern type.
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