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Archaeology of the Land of the Bible: 10,000-586 B.C.E.
Amihai Mazar

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Format: Paperback, 576pp.
ISBN: 9780300140071
Publisher: Yale University Press
Pub. Date: October 1992

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The standard text on biblical archaeology--an award-winning, comprehensive introduction to the subject, from the very beginnings to the divided monarchy and the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.

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Israeli archaeologist Mazar (Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew U. in Jerusalem) introduces the achievements of the archaeological research in Israel and Jordan, and discusses its implications for our knowledge of the world of the Old Testament. He covers the period from the first permanent settlements to the destruction of the First Temple by Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonian domination of the country. Acidic paper.
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List of Abbreviations
List of Tables
List of Maps and Illustrations
Glossary of Geographic Terms
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The Geographic Setting
The Tell and the Ruin
History of the Research
Stratigraphy
Excavation Methods
Coping with the Finds
Regional Studies
Chronology
Terminology and Periodization
Publications
Ideology and Interpretation
TwoTHE FIRST AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES: The Neolithic Period(ca. 8500-4300 B.C.E.)
Before Agriculture
The Natufian Culture
Neolithic Age (8500-4300 B. C.E.)
Introduction
Pre-Pottery Neolithic A (PPNA)
Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (PPNB)
The Pottery Neolithic Period (PN)
Desert Regions in the Neolithic Period
Notes
ThreeINNOVATIVE COMMUNITIES OF THE FOURTH AULLENNIUM: The Chalcolithic Period (ca. 4300-3300 B.C.E.)
Introduction
Settlement Pattern
Settlement Planning and Architecture
The Temple at En Gedi
Pottery
Stone Implements
The Flint Industry; Stone Vessels and Shell Objects
The Copper Industry and the "Cave of the Treasure"
Ritual Art
Burial Customs
Subsistence Economy
The Origins of the Ghassuhan Culture and Its Chronology
The Collapse of the Ghassulian Culture
FourTHE EMERGENCE OF CITIES: The Early Bronze Age (ca. 3300-2300 B.C.E.)
Introduction
The Early Bronze I Period (ca. 3300-3050 B.C.E.)
Terminology
Settlement Pattern
Site Plan and Architecture
Burial Customs
Pottery
Other Finds
The Origins of the Early Bronze I Culture
Relations with Egypt and Chronology
The Early Bronze II-III Urban Culture (ca. 3050-2300 B.C.E.)
Inner Phasing and Chronology
The Background to Urbanization
Settlement Pattern and Population
The Urban EnvironmentThe Golan-Galilee Enclosures
The Golan-Galilee Enclosures
The Negev and Southern Sinai Pastoralists
Agriculture
Architecture
Fortifications; City Planning and Dwellings; Temples;
The Granary at Both-Yerah; The 'Ai Water Reservoir
Pottery
Metallurgy
International Connections
Connections Mth Egypt; Art Objects Indicating Relations with Syria, Anatolia, Mesopotamia, and the Aegean
Burial Customs
Society, Politics, and Economy
The Collapse of the Early Bronze Age Urban Culture
The Early Bronze Age and the Bible
Notes
Five AN INTERLUDE: The EB IV/MB I Period (ca. 2300-2000 B.C.E.)
Introduction
Terminology
Settlement Pattern and Architecture Burial Customs
Pottery
The Three Main Assemblages; Syrian Imported Pottery
Metallurgy
Weapons and Pins; The 'Ain Samiya Goblet
Chronology
Interpretation
Notes
SixMIGHTY CANAANITE CITY-STATES: The Middle Bronze 11 Period (ca. 2000-1550 B.C.E.)
General Outline
The Middle Bronze IIA Period (ca. 2000-180011750 B.C.E.)
Introduction
Settlement Pattern
Fortifications
Urban Architecture
Pottery
Metallurgy
Relations with Egypt
The Origin of the Middle Bronze IIA Culture
Chronology
The Middle Bronze IIB-C (ca. 1800-1550 B.C.E.)
Introduction
Subphasing and Chronology
Settlement Pattern
Fortifications
Ramparts and Glacis; City Gates
Urban Architecture
City Plan and Dwdlings; Palaces; Temples
Agricultural Installations
Burial Customs
Pottery and Foreign Relations
Weapons
Art
Metal Figurines; fewehy; Glyptic Art; Monumental Art
Writing
The Patriarchal Narratives and the Middle Bronze Age
The End of the Middle Bronze Age
Notes
SevenIN THE SHADOW OF EGYPTIAN DOMINATION: The Late Bronze Age (ca. 1550-1200 B.C.E.)
Historical Background
Inner Division and Terminology
Settlement Pattern
The Occupation History of Late Bronze Sites
Aspects of Canaanite Town Planning and Architecture
Fortifications; Town Planning; Palaces; Domestic Architecture; Temples
Pottery and International Trade
Local Pottery; The Bichrome Group; Cypriot Imported Pottery; Mycenaean Imports
Metallurgy
Art
Sculpture in Stone; Glyptic; Ivories; Metal Art Objects; Clay Figurines
Writing
Burial Customs
The Egyptian Presence in Canaan
Egyptian Forts and Residencies; Anthropoid Coffins; Egyptian Mines
The End of the Late Bronze Age
Notes
EightTHE DAYS OF THE JUDGES: Iron Age I (ca. 1200-1000 B.C.E.)
Terminology and Inner Division
Iron Age IA: The Last Phase of Egyptian Control in Canaan
The Settlement of the Philistines and Other Sea Peoples
Historical Sources
The Initial Settlement of the Sea Peoples
Settlement Pattern and Stratigraphy
Philistine Bichrome Pottery
Architecture
Fortifications, Town Planning and Dwellings; The Tell Qasile Temples
Cult Objects
Glyptic Art and Writing
Burial Customs
The End of the Philistine Culture
The Material Culture of the Israelite Tribes in the Period of the fudges
Introduction
The Israelite Conquest of Canaan in the Light of Archaeological Evidence
The Israelite Settlement
Settlement Planning and Architecture
Pottery
Religious Practice
The Problem of Ethnic Identity and Origins of the Israelite Culture
The Canaanites and the Emergence of the Phoenician Culture
Transjordan in Iron Age I
Metallurgy, Art, and Writing in Iron Age I
Metallurgy
Art
Writing
Notes
NineTHE UNITED MONARCHY: Iron Age IIA (ca. 1000-925 B.C.E.)
Introduction
Historical Outline
Archaeology of the Time of Saul and David
The Time of Solomon
Solomonic Buildings in Jerusalem; Solomon's Buildings Outside Jerusalem
Settlement and Architecture
Fortifications; Town Planning; Other Settlement Features Related to the United Monarchy
Settlements in the Negev
The Central Negev Highlands; The Northern Negev; Ezion-Geber
The Outcome of Shishak's Campaign
Notes
TenTHE DIVIDED MONARCHY: Iron Age IIB-C (925-586 B.C.E.)
Historical Outline
The Northern Kingdom of IsraelSamaria
The Samaria Ostraca
Major Cities in the Kingdom of Israel
Other Towns and Forts in the Northern Kingdom
The Southern Kingdom of Judah
Settlement Pattern
Jerusalem
The Palace at Ramat Rahel
Lachish
Lachish Before 701 B.C.E.; The Conquest of Lachish by Sennacherib; Lachish in the Seventh Century B.C.E. Judean Country Towns
Occupation History of Judean Towns
The Northern Negev
Arad; Other Sites in the Northern Negev
The Central and Southern Negev
Kadesh-Bamea; Kuntillet 'Airud; Tell el-Kheleifeh
The Judean Desert
Other Forts and Towers in Judah
The Lamelech and Rosette Seal Impressions Judah's Downfall
Notes
ElevenGENERAL ASPECTS OF THE ISRAELITE MATERIAL CULTURE
Aspects of Israelite Town Planning and Architecture
Classification of Cities; Town Planning; Fortifications; Streets; Royal Architecture and Ashlar Masonry; Stables and Store Buildings; Water Supply Projects; Dwellings; Industrial Installations
Israelite Cult: Temples, Altars, and Artifacts Dan; Beer-sheba; Arad; Hurvat Qitmit; Other Cult Installations; Clay Figurines; Cult Stands
Art in Israel and Judah
The Samaria Ivories; Seal Engravings
Israelite Pottery
Metallurgy
Trade and Foreign Connections
Internal Trade; International Trade
Literacy and Inscriptions
Israelite Seals and Seal Impressions
Burial Customs
Notes
TwelveISRAEL'S NEIGHBORS AND THE ASSYRIAN AND BABYLONIAN DOMINATIONS
Philistia
Phoenicia
Transjordan
The Assyrian Conquests and Domination
The Babylonian Period
Notes
Appendix: Recent Discoveries and Studies
General Index
Scriptures Index


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