The Archaeology of the Holy Land: From the Destruction of Solomon's Temple to the Muslim ConquestCambridge University Press, 2012年8月27日 This book provides an introduction to the archaeology and history of ancient Palestine – modern Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian territories – from the destruction of Solomon's temple in 586 BCE to the Muslim conquest in 640 CE. Special attention is paid to the archaeology of Jerusalem and the Second Temple period, in the time of Herod the Great and Jesus. For each period, the book offers a historical background for the Mediterranean world and the ancient Near East, as well as the events in Palestine. Major sites such as Masada, Caesarea Maritima and Petra are examined in archaeological and historical detail, along with the material culture – coins, pottery, glass and stone vessels – of each period. This book provides a thorough overview of the archaeology of this historically vibrant part of the world. |
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... onthe floor of ahouse can be misleading if it fell ontothefloor 100 or 200 years later.It is besttouse more than one coinwhen possible,or coins along with other methods of dating,toobtain an accurate date. Third, because coins were ...
... onthe floor of ahouse can be misleading if it fell ontothefloor 100 or 200 years later.It is besttouse more than one coinwhen possible,or coins along with other methods of dating,toobtain an accurate date. Third, because coins were ...
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... onthe basis of carefully excavated, multiperiod sites that provide sequences of levelsandassociated pottery types.There arestill huge spansof time and spacefor which welack ceramic typologies. Ironically, the biggest gaps in Palestine ...
... onthe basis of carefully excavated, multiperiod sites that provide sequences of levelsandassociated pottery types.There arestill huge spansof time and spacefor which welack ceramic typologies. Ironically, the biggest gaps in Palestine ...
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... onthe antiquitiesmarket becausethey comefrom illegal excavations,meaning theseartifacts were removedwithout scientific excavation and documentation. Withoutcontext, most of the information about an artifact is irretrievablylost. Take ...
... onthe antiquitiesmarket becausethey comefrom illegal excavations,meaning theseartifacts were removedwithout scientific excavation and documentation. Withoutcontext, most of the information about an artifact is irretrievablylost. Take ...
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... onthe small hillof the City of David alone. Thecity didnotexpand to the east – the Mount of Olives always lay outside the walls and was used from the earliest periods as Jerusalem's necropolis (cemetery/burial ground) – but instead ...
... onthe small hillof the City of David alone. Thecity didnotexpand to the east – the Mount of Olives always lay outside the walls and was used from the earliest periods as Jerusalem's necropolis (cemetery/burial ground) – but instead ...
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TheEarly | 3-4 |
Hellenistic | 4-20 |
The Archaeology ofQumran and theDead SeaScrolls 7 TheEarly | 6-6 |
Caesarea Maritima SamariaSebaste Herodian Jericho | 7-27 |
Jesus Birth and GalileanSetting 10 The Early RomanHerodian Period40 B C E 70 C E Masada | 8-9 |
Roman and Late AntiquePeriod Synagogues inPalestine 15 The Byzantine Early Christian Period 313640 C E | 10-14 |
Jerusalem | 14-20 |
Palestine under | 14-36 |
Early Islamic Jerusalem 638750 C E Glossary | 302 |
Timeline | 351 |
Roman Herodian Period 40 B C E 70 C E | 6-12 |
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