Revealed in Their Cups: Syrian Drinking Customs in Intermediate Bronze Age Canaan
Revealed in Their Cups: Syrian Drinking Customs in Intermediate Bronze Age Canaan
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从他们的杯子中揭晓：中青铜时代迦南的叙利亚饮酒习俗
DOI：
10.2307/4150104
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发表时间：
2004
影响因子：
0.8
通讯作者：
R. Greenberg
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作者：
Shlomo Bunimovitz;R. Greenberg
EB III-IV连续性的支持者淡化了迦南城市崩溃后的文化变化。质疑这一趋势，我们认为一个重大的陶瓷转变，突出介绍了茶壶和杯子/圣杯。这反映了从青铜器时代早期的宴会到青铜器时代中期的饮酒的地位定义的变化。由于通过饮酒来表达地位在当代叙利亚城市中很普遍，来自城市边缘的移动的群体可能效仿叙利亚精英，将饮酒用具引入了北方迦南。在更远的南方，出现了第二次模仿，反映在当地饮酒曲目的创造上。
Proponents of EB III-IV continuity have downplayed cultural changes following the urban collapse in Canaan. Questioning this trend, we argue for a significant ceramic shift, highlighted by the introduction of the teapot and cup/chalice. This reflects a change from status definition through feasting in the Early Bronze Age to drinking in the Intermediate Bronze Age. As the expression of status through drink was prevalent in contemporary urban Syria, mobile groups from the urban periphery could have introduced drinking paraphernalia into northern Canaan in emulation of the Syrian elite. Farther south, a secondary emulation occurred, reflected in the creation of a local drinking repertoire.