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April 2011 (115.2)

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New Fragments of Aegean-Style Painted Plaster from Tel Kabri, Israel

By Assaf Yasur-Landau, Eric H. Cline and Nurith Goshen

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Fig. 1. Unusual stone foundation to the north of Wall 673 (i.e., outside the palace).

Fig. 2. Painted plaster fragment (2119–7) with red or brown paint in a miniature style, from area D-West.

Fig. 3. Suggested reconstruction and placement of Fragment 2119–7 from area D-West, as part of a hilltop within the landscape depicted in a miniature composition.

Fig. 4. Joining fragments (3055–15a, 3055–16f) of painted wall fresco, with blue, white, and black decoration, from area D-South.

Fig. 5. Joining fragments (3055–10, 3055–15) of painted wall fresco, with blue, white, and black decoration, from area D-South.

Fig. 6. Plaster fresco fragment (3055–16c) with red, blue, and white paint, from area D-South.

Fig. 7. Fragment (3055–13a) of thick white plaster decorated with a dark band, perhaps brown or black, possibly a fragment from a painted floor, from area D-South.

Fig. 8. Fragments (3055–16b, 3055–16d) of painted wall fresco, with red, orange (or yellow), and black decoration, from area D-South.

Fig. 1. Unusual stone foundation to the north of Wall 673 (i.e., outside the palace).

Fig. 2. Painted plaster fragment (2119–7) with red or brown paint in a miniature style, from area D-West.

Fig. 3. Suggested reconstruction and placement of Fragment 2119–7 from area D-West, as part of a hilltop within the landscape depicted in a miniature composition.

Fig. 4. Joining fragments (3055–15a, 3055–16f) of painted wall fresco, with blue, white, and black decoration, from area D-South.

Fig. 5. Joining fragments (3055–10, 3055–15) of painted wall fresco, with blue, white, and black decoration, from area D-South.

Fig. 6. Plaster fresco fragment (3055–16c) with red, blue, and white paint, from area D-South.

Fig. 7. Fragment (3055–13a) of thick white plaster decorated with a dark band, perhaps brown or black, possibly a fragment from a painted floor, from area D-South.

Fig. 8. Fragments (3055–16b, 3055–16d) of painted wall fresco, with red, orange (or yellow), and black decoration, from area D-South.