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Revealed in Their Cups: Syrian Drinking Customs in Intermediate Bronze Age Canaan
Proponents of EB III-IV continuity have downplayed cultural changes following the urban collapse in Canaan. Questioning this trend, we argue for a significant ceramic shift, highlighted by the…
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Canaanite Resistance: The Philistines and Beth-Shemesh—A Case Study from Iron Age I
In two excavation cycles conducted at Tel Beth-Shemesh in the early 20th century, a scholarly myth about Philistine domination at the site during Iron Age I was born. Renewed excavations at…
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The Archaeology of Border Communities: Renewed Excavations at Tel Beth-Shemesh, Part 1: The Iron Age
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Beth-Shemesh : Culture conflict on Judah's frontier
Apres un historique des fouilles de Beth-Shemesh et une histoire de la cite a la periode israelite (Age du Fer), l'auteur propose une synthese des donnees qui alimentent le debat concernant…
The Four Room House: Embodying Iron Age Israelite Society
The four-room house was the typical dwelling in the southern Levant during the Iron Age. Its widespread use both in time and space raises many questions about its origins, its function, and mostly…
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The Location of Alashiya: New Evidence from Petrographic Investigation of Alashiyan Tablets from El-Amarna and Ugarit
Ancient Near Eastern archives of cuneiform texts contain tablets whose origin is unknown. Letters often do not contain the name or address of the sender. Moreover, the locations of some ancient Near…
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Problems in the “ethnic” Identification of the Philistine Material Culture
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An Archaic Bacl Inscription from Tel Beth-Shemesh
Abstract Two adjoining fragments of a storage jar bearing an archaic alphabetic inscription were found during the renewed excavations at Tel Beth-Shemesh. Analysis indicates that, though found in…
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Tel Beth-Shemesh: A Border Community in Judah: Renewed Excavations 1990–2000: The Iron Age
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Geography and Economic Preferences as Cultural Markers in a Border Town: The Faunal Remains from Tel Beth-Shemesh, Israel
We present a zooarchaeological analysis of the faunal remains at Tel Beth-Shemesh, a site located in the Shephelah region of Israel, which has been dated to the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age I. The…
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