I found this type of loom weight in Anatolia: Çine -Tepecik Höyük, Badengediği Tepe, Panaztepe, Limantepe; in Cyprus: Enkomi, Kition, Maa-Palaeokastro; in Northern Syria: Tell Tainat, Çatal Höyük, Tel Afis; in Levant: Tell es Hesi, Beth Shean, Ashdod, Ashkelon, Tell Abu Hawam, Ekron.
Yes I know related publications of L. Rahmstorf. But I will check again some of them. Thank you very much for your kindly help.
My PhD student, Royal Omar Ghazal, has worked on spindle whorls from the Amuk region, Turkey. See his publication on these on his Academia.edu page. It may not be posted, but I am sure he'd be interested to compare his analysis with your findings.
Dear K. Morrison,
Thank you very much to informed me. I remember before I looked at some publications about Late Bronze age textile tools from Antioch Plain quickly in academia.edu.tr page. But I do not remember the name. I will read it again.
You should post your questions with the Textile History journals, textile associations, college/university Textile departments, and museums which focus on textiles. You may have more success than you have contacting so many people who are not focused on textile history.
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