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Delving into Early Bronze I: Societal shifts in Southern Levant
According to radiocarbon calibrated dates, the Early Bronze I (EB 1) lasted almost six centuries, between c. 3,700 and c.
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Economic Strategies of Two Early Bronze Age Villages in the Southern Levant: Explaining Coastal Abandonment Versus Inland Urban Development
Kraków. Pp. 223-234. Chesson M.S. 2019. The Southern Levant during the Early Bronze Age I-III. In A. Yasur-Landau, E.H. Cline and Y.M. Rowan eds. The Social Archaeology of the Levant from Prehistory ...
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Why sheep count: Lack of textile trade stymied Israel’s growth for millennia, study shows
During the Early Bronze Age, the Southern Levant's inability to support mass sheep herding left the region lagging behind ...
New evidence suggests Funerary Palaces in the southern Levant originated in the north
A study published by Dr Holly Winter in the journal Levant investigated the potential origin of Funerary Palaces in the ...
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Burial Caves from the Intermediate Bronze, Middle Bronze and Iron Ages at Nazareth
Levant 28:157–172. Ilan D. 1996b. The Middle Bronze Age Tombs. In A. Biran, D. Ilan and R. Greenberg. Dan I: A Chronicle of the Excavations, the Pottery Neolithic, the Early Bronze Age and the Middle ...
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Decoding economic, political landscape of Tell Abu Kharaz
AMMAN – Tell Abu Kharaz is situated in the northern Jordan Valley and it was a small urban centre in the Early Bronze Age. Scholars tried to reconstruct life in that settlement and some written ...
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Early Bronze Age of Tell Abu Kharaz : From Mudbrick walls to defensive systems
AMMAN – Tell Abu Kharaz has been a multi period settlement and ceramic remains from the Early Bronze Age to the Islamic periods attested that. The ceramics from the Early Bronze Age were most frequent ...