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Title Hazor VI.
Contributors Ben-Tor, Amnon
Ben-Ami, Doron, 1965-
Sandhaus, Débora
Tadmor, Miriam
Bechar, Shlomit, 1982-
Spaer, Maud
Ebeling, Jennie Rebecca
Cimadevilla, Manuel, 1970-
Harush, Ortal
Keel, Othmar, 1937-
Lev-Tov, Justin Samuel Elan
Marom, Nimrod
Israeli, Yael
Original Library/publisher Hazor VI
the 1990-2009 Excavations - the Iron Age. Amnon Ben-Tor, Doron Ben-Ami, Débora Sandhaus. Editor: Tsipi Kuper-Blau. Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 2012
Host Item Hazor VI (2012)
Description Ben-Tor, Amnon
Ben-Ami, Doron. The Iron Age I (Stratum "XII/XI"): stratigraphy and pottery. 7-51.
Ben-Ami, Doron. The Early Iron Age II (Strata X-XI). 52-153.
Id. The Iron Age II (Strata VIII-VII). 154-285.
Sandhaus, Debora. The Iron Age II (Strata VI-V). 286-401.
Ben-Ami, Doron
Ben-Tor, Amnon. The pottery of Strata X-XI. 411-435.
Sandhaus, Debora
Ben-Tor, Amnon. The pottery of Strata VIII-IV. 436-473.
Tadmor, Miriam. Clay figurines. 477-495.
Bechar, Shlomit. Worked bone, ivory and horn objects. 496-505.
Spaer, Maud. Personal ornaments. 506-529.
Ben-Tor, Amnon. Tools and weapons. 530-541.
Ebeling, Jennie Rebecca. Ground stone artifacts. 542-558.
Cimadevilla, Manuel. Loom weights and spindle whorls. 559-563.
Harush, Ortal. Decorated bone, ivory, shell and stone objects. 564-567.
Keel, Othmar. Glyptic material. 568-577.
Ben-Tor, Amnon. Varia. 578-585.
Lev-Tov, Justin Samuel Elan. Archaeozoological analysis of animal bones from areas A2 and A4. 586-603.
Marom, Nimrod. Archaeozoological analysis of animal bones from selected Iron Age contexts. 604-623.
Israeli, Yael. A first-millennium glass amphoriskos. 624-625.
Language English
National Library system number 990005187320705171
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