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Archaeological excavation reveals insights into bead jewellery in Late Roman and Byzantine periods, highlighting its sociological significance.
The excavation of a rock chamber necropolis at Khirbat Yajuz, northern Jordan, yielded i. a. more than 360 beads and pendants from the Late Roman and Byzantine Periods. Because Late Antique bead jewellery of this region is largely unknown, this article presents a typo-chronological overview as well as a sociological evaluation of this important group of finds.
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