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Since the study on the typology, chronology and provenance of Chocolate-on-White Wares from the settlement of Tell Abu al-Kharaz, Jordan Valley was published (FISCHER 1999), the author has had the opportunity to investigate related wares from Pella’s Tomb 62 visually at first hand. The studied vessels, which are a part of the assemblage from Tomb 62 and the majority of which were virtually or completely intact, are stored in the Pella Room and in the Nicholson Museum, both at the University of Sydney, Australia. One of the aims of this study is to try to classify the Chocolate-on-White material from Pella Tomb 62 which is stored in Sydney, according to the criteria which were established by the author. These criteria are based on the Chocolate-on-White material from the settlement of Tell Abu al-Kharaz, which lies approximately 6 km to the south of Pella in the Jordan Valley (Fig. 1). The Chocolate-on-White material from Pella’s Tomb 62 provides the opportunity to study complete vessel shapes in contrast to the material from Tell Abu al-Kharaz, which only produced a limited number of complete vessels. Another goal is to try to clarify whether the provisional stratigraphy of the tomb and the associated vessels are in agreement with the diachronic pattern of the Chocolate-on-White Ware from the settlement of Tell Abu al-Kharaz thus suggesting a better defined time span for the tomb. The final aim of this study is to date the Tell Abu al-Kharaz Chocolate-on-White Ware and its contexts and as a consequence the classified Pella material according to the absolute dates which are provided by the VERA-Laboratory in Vienna (five dates) and the AMS-Laboratory in Oxford (two dates).

Chocolate-on-White Ware: Further Observations and Radiocarbon Dates