Vol. 3 No. 2 (2016): The Sphero-Conical Vessel: Name, Object and Usage

Guest edited by Stéphane Pradines

Published: 2017-02-15

Editorial

The Sphero-conical Vessel A Difficult Interpretation between Historical Sources and Archaeology

Stéphane Pradines

153-162
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Articles

Medieval Islamic Fire Grenades Further Evidence from a Military Context

David Nicolle

153-162
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A Note on “Grenades” as Fire-starter Flasks

David Whitcomb

179-186
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Note on a Use of Sphero-conical Vessels in Mamluk Era Damascus

Elodie Vigouroux

187-193
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Sphero-conical Vessels from the Ayyubid Wall in Cairo A Typology (11th–15th c.)

Julie Monchamp

195-207
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Sphero-conical Vessels from Baalbek A Diverse and Challenging Collection

Valentina Vezzoli

209-231
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A Late Military Use of the Sphero-conical in the 19th Century Sudan

Stéphane Pradines

209-231
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Book Reviews

Note

Chinese Ware in Islamic Tiberias

David Stacey

269-270
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Obituary

Juan Zozaya Stabel-Hansen

Manuel Retuerce Velasco; Jose Carvajal Lopez

271-273
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