Bene Israel: Studies in the Archaeology of Israel and the Levant during the Bronze and Iron Ages in Honour of Israel Finkelstein

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BRILL, Dec 31, 2008 - History - 268 pages
This collection of new studies in the archaeology of Israel and the Levant during the Bronze and Iron Ages is dedicated to Professor Israel Finkelstein and is written by twelve of his former students.
 

Contents

Urban Land Use Changes on the Southeastern Slope of Tel Megiddo during the Middle Bronze Age Eran Arie
1
The Appearance of RockCut Bench Tombs in Iron Age Judah as a Reflection of State Formation Alexander Fantalkin
17
Trademarks of the Omride Builders? Norma Franklin
45
A Long Term Perspective Yuval Gadot
55
Two Case Studies Dan Gazit
75
The Case of Tel Dan David Ilan
87
A Reanalysis of the Archaeological Evidence for the Beginning of the Iron Age I Yitzhak Meitlis
105
Sheep and Goat Husbandry in the Southern Levant as a Model Case Study Aharon Sasson
113
Settlement Patterns of Philistine CityStates Alon Shavit
135
Waste Management at Tell Atchana Alalakh Amir Sumaka?i Fink
165
Extramural Neighborhoods in the Iron Age Negev Yifat ThareaniSussely
197
Canaanite Philistine and Cypriot Iconography and the Orpheus Jug Assaf YasurLandau
213
Index
231
Plates
247
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