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Cf. also Budka 2016c.160.39m. 211 The top of N12Pil8 is levelled at 161.16m and base at 160.44m. 212 The sixth layer has no coating over the corner.H Annex: Dates and team members of SIAM missions at SAV1 North 343 Kemp and Stevens 2010a, 492.Doyen 2008, 257-258; Devauchelle and Doyen 2009, 31. 345 Doyen 2009b, 197-198. 346 Doyen 2011, 203-204. 347 Doyen 2013, 138-141.See above: directions were noted according to walls, no lo- cus system was used and no find numbers were given by the excavators in the field.Cf. Budka 2011a, 24. 359 Rose 2007. 360 The numbers N/C 001-604 were used by L. Miellé. See Miellé 2011-2012.361 Budka 2005, 91-95.Cf. Budka forthcoming (including petrographic comments by G. D'Ercole).For example, the sandy variant of Nile B2 (typical for the Ramesside period), the use of Mixed clays and the distribu- tion of Marl clays, cf. Aston 1992, 73.364 Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 168-186.Following a system established by the author for the New Kingdom pottery at Elephantine; see Budka 2005, 91-95.See D'Ercole forthcoming and AcrossBorders Volume II (in preparation).Carrano et al. 2009. Cf. also Millet and Spataro 2012; Spataro et al. 2014.Cf. Budka 2015a, 69; Budka 2015b, 50.See Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 168-186. 370 Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 162. 371 The same approach is followed for the study of material from Amara West, cf. Millet and Spataro 2012. For the general importance of the production techniques for ceram- ic analysis see Miller 1985, 34-50.372 Nile silt fabrics generally dominate pottery corpora from settlements, cf. e.g. for Amarna Rose 2007, 12-13.373 Cf. 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Giuliani 2006; Gatto, Gallorini and Roma 2012).Comparison: Fabric SH1 (Rose 2012, 14-18); questionable parallel: Fabric III (Forstner-Müller 2012, 63, fig. 6).Comparisons: Type CIX, 1 (Gratien 1985, pl. 5c; Gratien 1986, 434-435, fig. 324c); Ayers and Moeller 2012, 113, fig. 8: Ed 2547. N.3.Cf. Budka 2011a; Budka 2016b. For general descriptions of Marl clays of the Vienna System see Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 175-182.394 Also well attested from the Kerma cemetery on Sai Island, see Gratien 1986, passim.Cf. Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 180.Marl C vessels were discovered in early New Kingdom lev- els at Tell el-Daba and Kom Rabia; for a detailed study on Marl C see Bader 2001.Cf. Aston 2008, 36-37.Hope 1989, 14 (Amenhotep II/Thutmose IV); for ampho- rae in Marl D from TT 99 with stamps of Thutmose III see Rose 2003, 204.Aston 2002, 173.Ruffieux 2016, 516, fig. 11.5. For other Marl D shapes in Nubia cf. Miellé 2016, 430. 401 This type of vessel is frequently found in settlements of the 13 th Dynasty; see Bader 2001, 81-83; on the possible func- tion of these peculiar objects see Seiler 2005, 120-121.402 Bourriau 1990, 21-22.Budka 2006, 85.Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 182, fig. 26. 405 Well attested at Elephantine in 18 th Dynasty contexts; per- sonal observation. 406 Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 185; Aston 2008, 40; Bourriau 2010, 31.Cf. Amarna fabric V.10, Rose 2007, 15.Cf. Amarna fabric IV.2, Rose 2007, 15. See also Oasis clay 2 at Elephantine according to Aston 1999, 7.Cf. Amarna fabric IV.3, Rose 2007, 15. 411 Rose 2007, 15.Cf. the early occurrence in Memphis/Kom el-Rabia, Bour- riau 2010, 29.See Hoerburger 2006; Hoerburger 2007, 107-113.See Hein 2007, 79-106.Nordström and Bourriau 1993, 184.Seiler 1999, 217; see also Budka 2005, 94 with note 321.For two variants of Mixed clays see Aston 1999, 6.Cf. 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See also Budka 2011a, 28.Budka 2006, figs. 19.9 and 20.1.Pumpenmeier 1998, fig. 23. 442 Cf. Seiler 2005, folded pls. 6.6-12.Cf. Seiler 2005, folded pl. 6.4; Seiler 2010, fig. 9.2.Gratien 1985, pl. 5c; Gratien 1986, 434-435, fig. 324c. Cf. Budka 2011a, 27.Cf. also Deir el-Ballas, estimated in date as 17 th /18 th Dynas- ties; Bourriau 1990, 15-22.446 Ruffieux 2009; Ruffieux 2011; Ruffieux 2014.Holthoer 1977, pl. 16, ST 1, 185/227:2. 451 Cf. Seiler 1999, 205.Smith labelled this kind of rim as "pinched 'piecrust' rims" (Smith 2012, 397).Budka 2011a, 29-30. 455 Hesse 1981, 29, class 93, fig. 18.See Bourriau 2010, fig. 9; Budka 2011a, 30 with other references.E.g. Seiler 2010, figs. 8.2-3; Bourriau 1990, fig. 4.3 [20].458 From Askut, dated as 13 th Dyn. (Smith 1995, fig. 3.8; Smith 2002, fig. 3.3), but probably later, see Knoblauch 2007.Seiler 2012, 288-291, Type I.F.18. 460 Personal observation; material courtesy of author.Petrie and Brunton 1924, pl. 64.Cf. 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Budka and Doyen 2013, 193. 498 Budka 2016b, figs. 6-7.See Budka forthcoming.See Budka 2005, 95-96, fig. 29. 501 Former nomenclature: N17, see Fig. 4, Chapter II. 502 See Budka and Doyen 2013, 193-196; Budka 2016b. 503 Cf. the similar material from Kom Rabia/Memphis, Bour- riau 2010, 5 and passim.Cf. close parallels from the Ahmose II complex at South Abydos, Budka 2006, 94-95, fig. 6.2. Very common al- ready from the Middle Kingdom onwards, possibly with a Nubian influence, see Rzeuska 2010, 397-420.Cf. no. 681 at Amarna, Rose 2007, 146, 290. See also no. 2202 from Qantir, Aston 1998, 537.Cf. Budka 2005, 90-116.Miellé 2011-2012, fig. 5.2.Aston 2003, 140. 518 Cf. Budka 2005. 519 Budka 2011a, 29-30.Cf. also Ruffieux 2016 for the local style at Dukki Gel. 525 Reshetnikova and Williams 2016, 500-501. 526 Smith 2014. 527 For this complex question cf. Reshetnikova and Williams 2016. 528 Cf. Budka 2015a.Millard 1979. 530 Smith 2003, 101.See Smith 2003, 97 for Askut. Cf. Budka 2017.For general aspects of the analysis of artefact distributions and assemblages in Egyptian houses, see most recently Spence 2014, 89-93 with further references.Cf. Rosen 1989, 564. 534 Cf. Kemp and Stevens 2010b, 4-5. 535 For the most common circumstances under which objects entered the archaeological record in settlements cf. Kemp and Stevens 2010b, 4-5.Cf. Emery, Smith and Millard 1979, 94: "While some ob- ject-types can be dated from other sites with relative security, others cannot; and the pottery record is not very helpful."Giddy 1999. See already Budka and Doyen 2013, 183-188.538 Doyen 2016, 133-157.Cf. Doyen 2016, pl. 7 (SAV1N 589).Cf. Elephantine (Kopp 2005a, 88-90);Askut (Smith 2003, 131-133). For more parallels and a typology of the figurines from SAV1 North see Doyen 2016, 133-157.See Kopp 2005a, 89, note 291 with further parallels from domestic contexts. The examples from Amarna (Stevens 2006, 89-91, figs. II.3.10, II.3.11) date to the late 18 th Dy- nasty. For a summary of the figurines from SAV1 North see also Doyen 2016.See, e.g., a net-weight found at Elephantine in Nubian fabric and with un-Egyptian incised decoration; see von Pilgrim 1996a, 276, fig. 120b.Budka and Doyen 2012, 183. 544 Smith 2003, 131-134, fig. 5.31. 545 Pinch 1993, 201-203. 546 Pinch 1993, 201-202. 547 Pinch 1993, 202. 548 Pinch 1993, 202. 549 Pinch 1993, 229, List 3. 550 Doyen 2016, pl. 6.Cf. Stevens 2006, 85-88, fig. II.3.7; Waraksa 2009, 25-26, Type 2; Teeter 2010, 41-48, Type C, pls. 10-11. Such figurines have been found at Quban, see Emery and Kirwan 1935, fig. 32.Cf. Kopp 2005a, 89 for stratified examples from Elephan- tine (oldest examples from the late 18 th -19 th Dynasty; but more common in the 20 th -21 st Dynasties); for Memphis see Giddy 1999, 31 (mid-18 th -20 th Dynasties); for Medinet Habu see Teeter 2010, 41-48 (all from the Third Interme- diate Period).Cf. Giddy 1999, 307-315, pls. 68-70. See also some figu- rines from Buhen, Millard 1979, 146-148, pl. 52.Cf. Stevens 2006, 61, 110.Cf. cattle representations from Quban: Emery and Kirwan 1935, fig. 33 and Askut: Smith 2003, 132, fig. 5.32. At Amarna, over 70 figurines were unidentifiable, but might have included cows (Stevens 2006, 110).For cylindrical pottery beads see Giddy 1999, pl. 25. 557 Cf. Smith 2003, 106-110 who differentiated a Nubian from the Egyptian style for the personal adornments at Askut. For a selection of Egyptian beads from New Kingdom fu- nerary contexts in Nubia with parallels for SAV1 North see Williams 1992, 123-130, fig. 17.The scarab was excavated in 2010 in the area of N27 -where exactly, remains unclear; only "west of Wall 36" was noted.These seal impressions will be published elsewhere; for the find circumstances see Budka 2015b, 44-45.560 For the general broad date range of scarabs with the name Menkheperra of Thutmose III see Jaeger 1982; lately see also Lohwasser 2013, 229.Cf. the more common stools and tables in stone, Giddy 1999, pls. 31-34; Prell 2011, 94-95.For examples of ovens of this type see Elephantine (in situ evidence) and South Abydos (Budka 2006, 114 with refer- ences for Elephantine).Cf. e.g. Seiler 2005, 118-119, fig. 58.Budka and Doyen 2013, 185-186, fig. 14.E.g. Giddy 1999, 193; Millard 1979, 127 and pl. 103. For loom weights, which are different in shape, see e.g. Kemp and Vogelsang-Eastwood 2001, 392-403.Cf. Budka and Doyen 2013, 186, fig. 15.5. 573 von Pilgrim 1996a, 276-278, fig. 121, especially fig. 121c.Cf. Kopp 2005b; see also Budka 2010c. For Third Interme- diate material from Tanis see Brissaud and Cotelle 1987.See Williams 1993, 45 with note 49.Such cosmetic items are common burial gifts; see on Sai cemeteries SAC4 (Gratien 1985, pl. IVa) and SAC5 (Minault-Gout 2004; Minault-Gout and Thill 2012). For further kohl pots in New Kingdom tombs in Nubia see e.g. Williams 1992, passim.For the domestic context of marsh bowls cf. Giddy 1999, 267; Stevens 2006, 178-180. For Nun bowls in New King- dom tombs in Nubia see e.g. Williams 1992, 131.Cf. Giddy 1999, pls. 72-73.Cf. a large number of model balls from Amarna, of which some are similar to the ones from SAV1 North; Stevens 2006, 112-115.See Arnst 2006.Budka and Doyen 2013, 198-201.Budka and Doyen 2013, 198-199. 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Kemp and Stevens 2010b, 436-441; Prell 2011, 50-53.Prell 2011, 48-52; Kemp and Stevens 2010b, 443-444.Cf. Korhonen 2014.Cf. Prell 2011, 72-73.Selected objects from Level 3 603 Cf. Prell 2011, 77-78.Its top was levelled at 159.93m, its base at 159.88m, lying over the gravelled ground.Its top was levelled at 159.99m, its base at 159.96m.Rzepka et. al. 2013, 267-268, figs. 34-35. 607 Prell 2011, 48 and 52-53.608 Prell 2011, 48, 50 and 52. 609 Cf. Smith 2003, 101-103, fig. 5.5.See, e.g., a net-weight found at Elephantine in Nubian fabric and with un-Egyptian incised decoration; see von Pilgrim 1996a, 276, fig. 120b.Budka and Doyen 2012, 183.E.g. Millard 1979, no. 747, pl. 53. 5 Functional aspects of finds from SAV1 North 613 Budka and Doyen 2012-2013, 200-201.Stevens 2006; cf. Budka and Doyen 2012-2013, 183-187.Cf. Budka 2016a with references.See Giddy 1999, 28-31, 267, pls. 8-12; Stevens 2006, 178-179. 618 Cf. Waraksa 2009; Budka 2016a, 77-78; Doyen 2016. 619 Spencer 2014b, 49. 620 Cf. 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