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Fig. 1. Hand-made pottery from Hamadab (after: [Dittrich, 2003, S. 77–81, Abb. 1–2]) Fig. 2. Wheel-made pottery from Hamadab (after: [Wolf, Nowotnick, Hof, 2015, fig. 13]) Fig. 3. Local produced wheel (Malykh_il1.jpg, 4,703 Kb) [Download]