white plaster
Hatay
11th Century
Source: Montesanto, in 'Session 5 — Evaluating Stability, Transformation, and Change in Transitional Periods', pp. 273-283.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
white plaster
Preparation Steps
A white plaster coating was applied to a mudbrick wall (p. 274). This feature was found within Level 2 of Trench B, a 3x5 m2 square on the second terrace of the Sabuniye mound (p. 274).
Original Recipe Text
A white plaster coating was applied to a mudbrick wall (p. 274). This feature was found within Level 2 of Trench B, a 3x5 m2 square on the second terrace of the Sabuniye mound (p. 274).
Evidence
"Level 2 consists of the remains of a mudbrick wall plastered in white. The wall was located in the southern part of the trench. Finds related to this phase have been dated to the Iron Age I–II transition."
Remarks
This architectural finding represents the second building phase in Trench B. The use of white plaster on mudbrick structures indicates specific interior or exterior finishings during the Iron Age I–II transition (p. 274).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
pigment
ColorWhite
RegionHatay
Approx. Year1050
Source Information
AuthorMontesanto, in 'Session 5 — Evaluating Stability, Transformation, and Change in Transitional Periods', pp. 273-283.
CollectionSabuniye, Trench B
Language
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