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Identifying the wood of the ancient Galilee boat
Ella Werker examines the boat’s timbers and the relationship between wood properties and structural function.
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Volume 50 · 2005 · 14 articles in this volume
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Alongside reports from Tur‘an, Gamla and Modi‘in, the volume includes Hebrew ostraca, a Greek inscription, textiles and basketry from Mo’a, amphora handles from Acre and wood identification for the ancient Sea of Galilee boat. Its varied materials invite reading by method: deciphering writing, studying manufacture and identifying a material involve different kinds of evidence.
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RESEARCH RECORD
Ella Werker examines the boat’s timbers and the relationship between wood properties and structural function.
A research card for an entry in this volume.
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