Israel in Transition From Late Bronze II to Iron IIa (c. 1250-850 BCE): 1 The Archaeology

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This book covers the European Seminar in Historical Methodology Seminar devoted to the archeaology of the Late Bronze II and Iron IIA.

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Abbreviations	p. ix
List of Contributors	p. xi
Introduction
Introduction	p. 3
Essays
A Border Case: Beth-Shemesh and the Rise of Ancient Israel	p. 21
Three Snapshots of the Iron IIa: The Northern Valleys, the Southern Steppe and Jerusalem	p. 32
Jezreel: Before and After Jezebel	p. 45
Aegean-Style Pottery and Associated Assemblages in the Southern Levant: Chronological Implications Regarding the Transition From the Late Bronze II to the Iron I and the Appearance of the Philistines	p. 54
From Archeology to History, Bronze and Iron Ages With Special Regard to the Year 1200 B.C.E., and the Tenth Century	p. 72
From 1200 to 850 B.C.E.,: Remarks on Some Selected Archaeological Issues	p. 86
Contextualizing Village Life in the Iron Age I	p. 121
The Iron Age II Finds From The rock-Cut "Pool" Near the Spring in Jerusalem: A Preliminary Report	p. 138
Thinking "Globally" and Analysing "Locally": South-Central Jordan in Transition	p. 144
The Iron Age Chronology of the Levant: The State-of-Research at the 14C Dating Project, Spring 2006	p. 177
Propaganda in Jerusalem: State Formation in Iron Age Judah	p. 193
The Date of The Philistine Settlement In the Coastal Plain: The View From Megiddo and Lachish	p. 203
Conclusions
Reflections on the Discussion	p. 219
Index of References	p. 233
Index of Authors	p. 234
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