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EXCAVACIONES EN EHNAS YA EL MEDINA (Heracleópolis Magna) S María José LÓPEZ GRANDE Fernando QUESADA SANZ Miguel Ángel MOLINERO POLO EXCAVACIONES ARQUEOLÓGICO S EN EHNAS YA EL MEDINA (Heracleópolis Magna) Volumen II INFORME S ARQUEOLÓGICO S INFORME S ARQUEOLÓGICO S MINISTERIO DE CULTURA INFORME 283 3"-J- rv7> EXCAVACIONES EN EHNASYA EL MEDINA (Heracleópolis Magna) (Volumen 2) INFORMES ARQUEOLÓGICOS / EGIPTO 2 EXCAVACIONES en Ehnasya El Medina (Heracleópolis Magna) II. La cerámica / María José López Grande, Fernando Quesada Sanz. Los recipientes de piedra / Miguel Angel Molinero Polo. - - 1.a ed. - - Madrid : Instituto de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Cul• turales, 1995. 280 p. : il. ; 27 cm. + [3] h. de il. y plan. pleg. - - (Informes arqueológicos. Egipto ; 2) Indice. - - Bibliografía ISBN: 84-8181-106-8 ÑIPO: 301-95-070-1 1. Excavaciones arqueológicas. 2. Restos arqueológicos. 3. Cerámica. 4. Tra• bajos en piedra. 5. Egipto. 6. Heracleópolis Magna. 7. Ehnasya El Medina. I. López Grande, María José. II. Quesada Sanz, Fernando. III. Molinero Polo, Miguel Angel. IV. Instituto de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Cul• turales (España). V. Título. VI. Serie. 904.9 (620) 1/ edición: Madrid, 1995 Printed in Spain. Impreso en España. Edita: R Ministerio de Cultura. Dirección General de Bellas Artes y de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales. Instituto de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales. Calle Greco, 4 - 28040 Madrid. Diseño: ICRBC. Distribución: Abdón Terradas, 7 - 28015 Madrid. Tels.: 243 93 66 - 549 34 18. I.S.B.N.: 84-8181-106-8 ÑIPO: 301-95-070-1 Dep. Legal: M- 4123 4 -95 Imprime: Didot, S.A., Nervión, 3-6." - Bilbao. María José LÓPEZ GRANDE Fernando QUESADA SANZ «La cerámica» Miguel Ángel MOLINERO POLO «Los recipientes de piedra» EXCAVACIONES EN EHNASYA EL MEDINA (Heracleópolis Magna) (Volumen 2) MINISTERIO DE CULTURA Dirección General de Bellas Artes y de-Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales instituto de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales 1995 ÍNDICE PRESENTACIÓN 13 PARTE I: LA CERÁMICA PREFACIO 17 I. INTRODUCCIÓN: LOS ESTUDIOS DE CERAMOLOGÌA EGIPCIA 19 I.A. Atraso comparativo 19 I.B. Situación actual de los estudios sobre cerámica 20 I. C. Estudios etnoarqueológicos 22 II. METODOLOGÍA 25 ILA. Fases del trabajo 25 II. B. Estructura del estudio. Relación Tipología final/texto 27 U.C. Organización de Figuras y Láminas 28 III. ARCILLAS Y PRODUCCIONES CERÁMICAS 29 III. A. Pastas: tipos y clasificaciones 29 III.A.l. Arcillas y pastas en Egipto 29 III.A.2. Arcillas aluviales (Nile clays/Silt clays) 30 III.A.3. Arcillas margosas (Desert clays/marl clays) 30 III.A.4. Las «pastas mixtas» y otros problemas 32 III. B. Clasificación de pastas en Heracleópolis Magna 33 III.B.l. Clases de pastas 33 III. B.2. Algunas consideraciones generales 38 IV. LA EVOLUCIÓN DE LAS PRODUCCIONES CERÁMICAS 41 IV. A. Del Primer Período Intermedio (PPI) al Imperio Medio (IM). Láminas I-XVI 41 IV. A.l. Grupos formales 41 7 Producciones toscas 43 Formas cerradas y vasos hondos 43 Formas especiales .'. 46 Formas abiertas 46 Producciones cuidadas 47 Formas cerradas , 47 Formas abiertas 48 IV.A.2. Técnica y acabados 52 IV.A.3. Decoraciones 52 IV.A.4. Asociaciones y contextos 53 IV.A.5. Valoración general 53 IV.B. Del Imperio Medio (IM) al Segundo Período Intermedio (SPI). Láminas XVII-XX 54 IV.B.l. Los períodos 54 IV.B.2. Formas 55 Formas cerradas 55 Formas abiertas , 56 IV.B.3. Técnica, acabados, decoraciones 58 IV.B.4. Valoración general 59 IV.C. Imperio Nuevo y comienzos del TPI. (Láminas XXI-XXII) 59 IV.C.l. Formas 59 Formas cerradas 59 Formas abiertas 61 IV.C.2. Valoración 61 IV.D. El Tercer Período Intermedio y la «Baja Época». Cuestiones de cronología y clasificación 62 IV.D.l. ¿Siglos o dinastías? 62 IV.D.2. La «Baja Época» en la cerámica de Heracleópolis 64 IV.E. El Tercer Período Intermedio (Láminas XXIH-XXX) 66 IV.E.l. Grupos Formales 66 Formas cerradas grandes. Vasos de almacenamiento y transporte 66 Formas cerradas medianas y pequeñas 68 Cuerpo ovoide y cuello estrangulado acampanado 68 Cuerpo globular y cuello de tendencia vertical 70 Otros vasos cerrados medianos 71 Formas abiertas grandes 71 Formas abiertas medianas y pequeñas 72 Platos y cuencos 72 Vasos hondos , 73 Formas especiales 74 IV.E.2. Técnica, acabados y decoraciones 75 IV.E.3. Asociaciones y contextos 75 IV.E.4. Valoración general 76 IV.F. Un período «transicional» (segunda mitad del s. VIII a.C.) (Láminas XXXI-XXXIX) .. 77 IV.F.l. Grupos formales 77 Formas cerradas grandes 77 Formas cerradas medianas y pequeñas 79 Formas abiertas grandes 81 Formas abiertas medianas y pequeñas 81 Platos 81 Cuencos, copas y vasos hondos 82 Formas especiales 83 IV.F.2. Técnica, acabados, decoraciones 85 IV.F.3. Valoración general 85 IV.G. El cambio cerámico: c. 730/700-c 650 a.C. (Láminas. XL-LX) 86 8 IV.G.l. Grupos formales 88 Formas cerradas grandes 88 Pastas aluviales 88 Pastas margosas 90 Formas cerradas medianas y pequeñas 91 Pastas margosas e imitaciones locales engobadas 91 Pastas aluviales 92 Vasos medianos o grandes. Perfil incompleto 92 Vasos globulares, medianos y pequeños : 93 Vasos ovoides medianos y pequeños 94 Pasta de los Oasis: Cantimploras 95 Formas abiertas grandes 95 Pastas aluviales 95 Pastas margosas 97 Formas abiertas medianas y pequeñas 97 Pastas aluviales 97 Platos 97 Cuencos, cazuelas, copas y vasos hondos 98 Pastas margosas 100 Formas especiales 100 IV.G.2. Técnica, acabados 101 IV.G.3. Decoraciones. Los vasos Bes 102 A) Perfiles y acabados con efecto decorativo 103 B) Motivos y técnicas decorativas propiamente dichas 103 Grafitos 103 Decoración pintada monocroma negra 103 Los «Vasos Bes» (Lám. XL) 103 IV.G.4. Valoración general 105 IV.H. Cerámica importada. (Láminas LXI-LXIV) 106 165. Ánforas 107 Jarros (166) y otros vasos cerrados (167) 108 Posibles imitaciones 110 IV.I. De Psamético I a época Ptolemaica. (Láminas LXV-LXVII) 111 IV. K. Período romano-copto. (Láminas LXVII-LXVIII) 112 V. TABLAS DE FORMAS Y TIPOLOGÍA 115 V. A. De una tipografía a una Tipología 115 V.B. Tablas de formas 117 V.C. Géneros, Clases y Tipos cerámicos 117 V.D. Tradición y cambio en la cerámica de Heracleópolis 118 VI. CONCLUSIÓN 123 BIBLIOGRAFÍA 129 LÁMINAS 133 9 PARTE II: LOS RECIPIENTES DE PIEDRA INTRODUCCIÓN 205 TIPOLOGÍA 207 I. FORMAS ABIERTAS 209 LA. Formas abiertas planas: fuentes 209 I.B. Formas abiertas bajas: platos 209 I.B.l. Platos de base inestable 209 I.B. 1.1. Formas especiales 210 I.B.2. Platos de base estable 210 I.B.2.1. Base estable plana 210 I.B.2.2. Base estable con pie indicado 210 I.B.2.3. Base estable con anillo de solero 211 I.B.2.4. Platos con pies 211 I.B.2.5. Artesas 211 I.B.3. Escudillas 211 I.B.4. Fragmentos de platos 212 I.B.4.1. Bordes 212 I.B.4.2. Bases 212 I.C. Formas abiertas semiesféricas: cuencos 213 I. C.l. Cuencos de base inestable 213 I.C. 1.1. Semiesféricos 213 I.C. 1.2. Formas especiales 213 I.C.2. Cuencos de base estable 214 I.C.2.1. Base plana 214 I.C.2.2. Base con anillo de solero 214 I.C.2.3. Cuencos cilindricos 214 I. C.3. Fragmentos de cuencos 214 I. D. Formas abiertas altas: vasos 215 I.D.l. Vasos de base inestable 215 I.D.1.1. Vasos cónicos 215 I.D.2. Vasos de base estable 215 I.D.2.1. Vasos troncocónicos bajos 215 I.D.2.2. Vasos altos 215 I.D.2.3. Morteros 216 I. D.3. Fragmentos de vasos 217 I.D.3.1. Bordes 217 I.D.3.2. Galbos 217 II. FORMAS CERRADAS 219 II. A. Formas cerradas bajas 219 II. A.l. Botellas bajas de base inestable (?) 219 II.A.2. Formas cerradas bajas de base estable 219 II.B. Formas cerradas esféricas 220 H.B.l. Botellas esféricas 220 II.C. Formas cerradas altas 220 II. C.l. Cantimploras 220 II. C. 1.1. Cantimploras de cuerpo esférico 220 II.C.l.2. Cantimploras de cuerpo lenticular 220 II. C.2. Botellas globulares 220 10 II.C.2.1. DM en el tercio superior del cuerpo 221 II.C.2.2. DM en el tercio central del cuerpo 221 II.C.2.3. DM en el tercio inferior del cuerpo 221 II.C.3. Fragmentos de formas cerradas altas 221 II.C.4. Formas cerradas altas carenadas 222 II.C.5. Botellas esféricas / globulares de cuello alto 223 II.D. Formas cerradas esbeltas 223 II.D.l. Anforillas 223 II.D.2. Botellas 223 II.D.2.1. Botellas ovoides (DM en el tercio superior del cuerpo) 223 II.D.2.2. Botellas fusiformes (DM en el tercio inferior del cuerpo) 224 II.D.2.3. Botella esférica de cuello alto 224 II.D.3. Bases de formas cerradas esbeltas 224 II. E. Formas cerradas compuestas 224 III. FORMAS ESPECIALES 227 III. A. Tapaderas 227 III.B. Placa 227 III.C. Percutores 228 IV. MATERIALES 229 CONSIDERACIONES FINALES 233 INVENTARIO DE LOS RECIPIENTES DE PIEDRA 237 PROCEDENCIA DE LOS RECIPIENTES DE PIEDRA 257 BIBLIOGRAFÍA 261 LÁMINAS 263 ABREVIATURAS GENERALES 278 11 PRESENTACIÓN Con este segundo volumen dedicado a la cerámica y a los recipientes de piedras duras continúa la serie de publicaciones referentes al yacimiento de Ehnasya el Medina (Heracleópolis Magna) y a los trabajos realizados en este lugar desde 1984 hasta 1993 por la Misión Arqueológica Española en Egipto. No ha sido fácil redactar esta monografía; como los propios autores relatan, los trabajos relativos a cerámica y a vasos de piedras duras son muy recientes dentro de la egiptología y solamente desde hace algunos años han comenzado a sistematizarse por los distintos especialistas que cada día son más.
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