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This project examines the significance of textile tools in identifying cultural identities during the Late Bronze Age in the eastern Mediterranean. By analyzing spinning objects, the research aims to understand their use and cultural implications across different regions.
The Late Bronze Age (1550 – 1250 B.C.E.) of the eastern Mediterranean was a period of intense exchange of goods, ideas, and men.
Movements of people, from trading trips to massive migrations, are well attested in this area between the 13th and the 10th c. B.C.E.
However, from an archaeological point of view, identifying people’s identities or defining ethnic extension within territories is not easy and require the use of cultural markers.
Such markers are generally sought for within the most uti…
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