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A15
8:30am – 10:30am, Hebrew Bible, History and Archaeology
Dale W. Manor (Harding
University) and Daniel Browning (William Carey College), Presiding
- Elizabeth Bloch-Smith
(Tel Dor Excavations), “Excavation, Survey and Text: Converging Views
of Iron I ‘Israelite’ Life and Death” (20 min.)
- Amihai Mazar
(Hebrew University), “Iron Age Chronology: A View from Tel Rehov”
(20 min.)
Anson F. Rainey (Tel Aviv University), “Southwestern Judah in the
Eighth Century BCE” (20 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
- Oded Lipschits
(Tel Aviv University), “The Place of the Babylonian Period in the
Archaeology of Palestine” (20 min.)
- Rachel Hallote
(SUNY Purchase), “Digging the Hebrew Bible in the 19th
Century: The Bible vs. Science as a Basis for Site Selection, Excavation
and Presentation” (20 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
A16
8:30am – 10:30am, Egypt and Canaan I
Michael G. Hasel
(Southern Adventist University), Presiding
- Lilly Gershuny
(Israel Antiquities Authority), “Bronze Wine Sets in Canaan: How Egyptian
Are They?” (25 min.)
- Louise Steel
(University of Wales Lampeter), “Egyptian Funerary Cones from el-Moghraqa,
Gaza” (25 min.)
- Robyn Gillam
(York University), “Earliest Egyptian Objects: Performance or Representation?”
(25 min.)
- Hendrik Bruins
(Ben-Gurion University of the Negev), “Radiocarbon Dating as a Time
Foundation: Linking Egypt and Canaan in the Early Bronze and Iron
Age” (25 min.)
- Discussion (20
min.)
A17
8:30am – 10:30am, Ancient Food and Foodways
Albert Leonard,
Jr. (University of Arizona), Presiding
- Peter Warnock
(University of Missouri-Columbia), “Chicken or the Egg: Which came
first, using Olives for Oil or for Food?” (20 min.)
- Andrew Cohen
(Brandeis University), “Introduction to the Culture of Barley” (20
min.)
Alexia Smith (Boston University), “Bronze Age and Iron Age Agriculture
in Syria: A View from Tell Qarqur” (20 min.)
- Channa Cohen
Stuart (Bar Ilan University), “What did they Eat in the Iron Age Levant?”
(20 min.)
- Moshe Kochavi
(Tel Aviv University), “Transport of Commodities as a Major Factor
in the Bronze and Iron Ages of the Sea of Galilee” (20 min.)
- Discussion (20
min.)
A18
8:30am – 10:30am, Reports on Current Excavations, Non-ASOR Affiliated
I
Robert A. Mullins
(UCLA), Presiding
- Zvi Greenhut
(Israel Antiquities Authority), “New Excavations at Moza: A Settlement
from the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages in Judah” (25 min.)
- Eli Yannai
(Israel Antiquities Authority), “The Excavations at Tel Lod and their
Contribution to Understanding Egyptian Presence in the Land of Israel
at the End of Early Bronze IB” (25 min.)
- Juha Pakkala
(University of Helsinki), Juergen Zangenberg (University of Mainz)
and Stefan Muenger (University of Bern), “Kinneret Regional Project:
The 2003 Season” (25 min.)
- Aren Maeir (Bar
Ilan University), “Excavation, Survey and Remote Sensing at Tell es-Safi/Gath
- Update for 2003” (25 min.)
- Discussion (20
min.)
A19
8:30am – 10:30am, Stories of Legitimacy in the Ancient Near East
Peter Feinman (Inst.
of History, Archaeology, and Education), Presiding
- Matthew J. Adams
(Pennsylvania State University), “Variances in the Annals of Shalmaneser
III and the Interpretation of the Campaigns of King David” (20 min.)
- Steven Stannish
(SUNY Potsdam), “Horemheb and the Amarna Pharaohs” (20 min.)
- Jonathan David
(Pennsylvania State University), “Persian Propaganda and Herodotean
Inquiry: The Accession Stories of Darius Hystaspes” (20 min.)
- Joseph Weinstein
(BBN Technologies), “The ‘Succession History’ of Moses” (30 min.)
- Peter Feinman
(Inst. of History, Archaeology, and Education), “Finkelstein’s Achilles’
Heel: The Relationship Between the Omrides and the Davides” (30 min.)
A20
10:45am – 12:45pm, Maritime/Nautical Archaeology
Ezra Marcus (University
of Haifa) and Aaron Brody (Pacific School of Religion), Presiding
- Ralph Pedersen
(Texas A&M University), “Utnapishtim’s ‘Ark’ and the Sewn Boat
of the Indian Ocean” (20 min.)
- Cheryl Ward
(Florida State University) and Robert Ballard (Institute for Exploration),
“Deepwater Archaeology in the Black Sea” (20 min.)
- Samuel Wolff
(W.F. Albright Institute), “Amphoras as an Indicator of Ancient Exchange:
The Case of Punic and Roman Amphoras in the Eastern Mediterranean”
(20 min.)
- Discussion and
Recess (10 min.)
- Daniel Master
(Wheaton College), “Excavating in Deep Water: Results from the 2003
Expedition to the Eastern Mediterranean” (20 min.)
- Shelley Wachsmann
(Texas A&M University), John Hale (University of Louisville) and
Robert Hohlfelder (University of Colorado - Boulder), “The 2003 Persian
War Shipwreck Survey: Preliminary Report” (20 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
A21
10:45am – 12:45pm, Egypt and Canaan II
K. Lawson Younger,
Jr. (Trinity International University), Presiding
- James K. Hoffmeier
(Trinity International University), “Some Preliminary Observations
about Egyptian History from the Excavations at Tell el-Borg (N. Sinai)
since 2000” (20 min.)
- Gregory Mumford
(University of Toronto), “The First Millennium BC Town and Trade at
Tell Tebilla (East Delta, Egypt)” (20 min.)
- Michael G. Hasel
(Southern Adventist University), “A Statistical Analysis of Foreign
Name Determinatives in the Battle of Kadesh Accounts” (20 min.)
- Robert Mullins
(UCLA), “Beth Shean during the Amarna Period B: Was it really an Egyptian
Garrison?” (20 min.)
- Jeffrey Zorn
(Cornell University), Ayelet Gilboa (Hebrew University), and Ilan
Sharon (Hebrew University), “A Siamun Scarab from Tel Dor and the
Chronology of the Iron I/Iron IIa Transition” (20 min.)
- Discussion (20
min.)
A22
10:45am – 1:15pm, Theoretical and Anthropological Approaches to Near
Eastern and Eastern Mediterranean Art and Archaeology
Sarah Kielt Costello
(SUNY Binghamton), Andrew McCarthy (University of Edinburgh), and Louise
Hitchcock (UCLA), Presiding
- Louise Hitchcock
(UCLA), Opening Remarks (5 min.)
- Gabriela Castro
Gessner (SUNY Binghamton), “Learning to Paint Pots: Exploring Socialization
Practices” (25 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
- Philip Karsgaard
(University of Edinburgh), “From Feasting to Redistribution in Prehistoric
Greater Mesopotamia” (20 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
- Avraham Faust
(Bar-Ilan University), “The Canaanite Village: The Social Structure
of Middle Bronze Age Rural Communities” (25 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
- William Krieger
(California State University Pomona), “Keeping up With the Joneses:
Geography and Theory in Syro-Palestinian Archaeology” (25 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
- Robert Sauders
(American University), “Raising Canaan: Examining the Social and Political
Genesis of a Palestinian Archaeology” (25 min.)
- Discussion and
Concluding Remarks (5 min.)
A23
10:45am – 12:45pm, Reports on Current Excavations, non-ASOR Affiliated
II
TBA, Presiding
- Stephen Pfann
(University of the Holy Land), “Nazareth Village Farm Excavations”
(20 min.)
- Shlomit Weksler-Bdolah
(Israel Antiquities Authority), “The Synagogues from Umm el-'Umdan:
A Second Temple Period Village Identified with Modi'in of the Hasmoneans”
(20 min.)
- Shimon Gibson
(W. F. Albright Institute), “In the Shadow of Mount Zion: A First-Century
Burial Shroud at Akeldama in Jerusalem” (20 min.)
- Brian M. Schultz
(Bar Ilan University), “New Data and Reflections Concerning the
Qumran Cemetery” (20 min.)
- Jon Seligman
(Israel Antiquities Authority), “A Newly Discovered Georgian Monastery
Near Jerusalem” (20 min.)
- Discussion (4
min. following each paper)
A24
10:45am – 12:45pm, E. L. Sukenik (1953-2003): “Jewish Archaeology” Fifty
Years Later
Eric M. Meyers
(Duke University), Presiding
- Neil A. Silberman
(Independent Scholar), “Digging for Identity: E. L. Sukenik in Jerusalem,
1911-1947” (25 min.)
- Discussion
(10 min.)
- Steven Fine
(University of Cincinnati), “Sukenik on the Ancient Synagogue” (25
min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
- Lawrence H.
Schiffman (New York University), “Sukenik and the Dead Sea Scrolls”
(25 min.)
- Discussion (10 min.)
A25
12:45pm –2:15pm, Communicating Archaeology to the Public
Carolyn D. Rivers
(ASOR Outreach Education), Presiding
Rami G. Khouri
(Daily Star Newspaper, Beirut), “Archaeology and Public Education:
Linking Local Identity, Economy and Heritage Protection” (60 min.)
Discussion period (30 min.)
A26
12:45pm –2:15pm, Khirbet Qana Publication Workshop I
Theme: Moving Towards Publication
Alysia Fischer
(Independent Researcher) and Douglas Edwards (University of Puget Sound),
Presiding
- Barry Goldstein
(University of Puget Sound), Discussant
- Peter Richardson
(University of Toronto), Discussant
- C. Thomas McCollough
(Centre College), Discussant
- Jack Olive (Independent
Researcher), Discussant
A27
2:00pm –4:00pm, Archaeology of Anatolia I
Theme: Current Excavations
Sharon R. Steadman
(SUNY Cortland), Presiding
- Ronald L. Gorny
(University of Chicago) and Gregory McMahon (University of New Hampshire),
“From Bronze to Byzantine: Soldiers, Clerics, and Traders at Çadır
Höyük, Central Anatolia” (20 min.)
- Elizabeth Stone
(SUNY Stony Brook) and Paul Zimansky (Boston University), “The Structure
of the Urartian City at Ayanis” (20 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
- Timothy Matney
(University of Akron) and Ann Donkin (University of Akron), “Geophysical
and Regional Surveys at Ziyaret Tepe” (20 min.)
- Stephen Batiuk
(University of Toronto), “Recent Investigations into the Red Black
Burnished Ware of the Amuq Valley” (20 min.)
- Bradley Parker
(University of Utah) and Lynn Swartz Dodd (University of Southern
California), “A Synthetic Report on Three Years of Excavation at Kenan
Tepe, Turkey” (20 min.)
- Discussion (10
minutes)
A28
2:00pm – 4:00pm, Archaeology and the Public
Ann Killebrew (Pennsylvania
State University) and Joseph Greene (Harvard University), Presiding
- Joseph Greene
(Harvard University), “Preserving Petra: Public, Private, and Parastatal
Efforts” (20 min.)
- Discussion
(5 min.)
- Sandra Scham
(University of Maryland), “Archaeological Outreach and Education at
Akko” (20 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
- Adel Yahya (Palestinian
Association for Cultural Exchange), “Preserving World Cultural Heritage
in War Time” (20 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
- Ze’ev Herzog
(Tel Aviv University) and Lawrence Belkin (Independent Scholar), “Conceptual
and Technological Issues in Site Preservation: Reconstructing Tel
Beersheba” (20 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
A29
2:00pm – 4:00pm, Individual Submissions I
Susan L. Cohen
(Montana State University), Presiding
- Aaron Burke
(University of Chicago), “The Kingdom of Ashkelon: Archaeological
Inquiry into a Middle Bronze Age Kingdom in the Southern Levant” (20
min.)
- Martin Peilstocker
(Israel Antiquities Authority), “The Akko Plain (Israel) During the
Middle Bronze Age – Urbanism in a Mediterranean Coastal Plain” (20
min.)
- Discussion/Recess
(10 min.)
- Jack (John)
Green (University College London), “Continuity and Change in Funerary
and Mortuary Ritual at the Late Bronze – Early Iron Age Cemetery of
Tell es-Sa'idiyeh, Jordan” (20 min.)
- Gerald Mattingly
(Johnson Bible College), “Between the Desert and the Sown. The Function
of Mudaybi’: An Iron II Moabite Fortress” (20 min.)
- Steven R. Notely
(Nyack College), “Historical and Geographical Evidence for the Site
Identification of Bethsaida” (20 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
A30
2:00pm – 4:00pm, Problems in Ceramic Typology
Celia J. Bergoffen
(SCIEM Project), Presider
- Lynn Dodd Swartz
(University of Southern California), “Innovation and Adaptation in
Mesopotamia’s Northern Frontier Zone: The Middle Bronze Age Pottery
Assemblage at Kenan Tepe, Turkey” (20 min.)
- Eli Yannai
(Israel Antiquities Authority), “Pottery Vessels Imported from the
Syrian-Lebanese Coast to Israel during the Middle and Late Bronze
Ages” (20 min.)
- Joanna S. Smith
(Columbia University), “Local, Regional, and International Ceramics
from Phlamoudhi, Cyprus” (20 min.)
- Navah Panitz-Cohen
(Hebrew University), “Wall Brackets in the Late Bronze and Iron Age
I: A Cypriot Marker in the Levant?” (20 min.)
- Celia J. Bergoffen
(SCIEM Project), “Canaanite Wheelmade Versions of Late Cypriot Handmade
Pottery and Trade” (20 min.)
- Discussion (15
min.)
A31
2:00pm – 4:00pm, ETANA Workshop
Theme: Integrated Technology-Enabled Archaeology
James W. Flanagan
(Case Western Reserve University) and Douglas R. Clark (Walla Walla
College)
Discussion
A32
4:15pm – 6:15pm, Archaeology of Anatolia II
Theme: From Seaside to Mountaintop: Settlements Across
Anatolia
Jennifer Ross (Hood
College), Presiding
Marie Marley
(SUNY Binghamton), “Religion On the Go: Figurines from 2nd Millenium
Kenan Tepe” (25 min.) PAPER CANCELLED- Tony Sagona
(University of Melbourne), “Hearths and Houses East of the Turkish
Euphrates” (25 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
- Sharon R. Steadman
(SUNY Cortland), “The Northern Anatolian Plateau in the Chalcolithic: Glimpses
of an Unknown Vitality” (25 min.)
- Michelle Bonogofsky
(University of California, Berkeley), “A Bioarchaeological Study of
Plastered Skulls from Anatolia: New Discoveries and Interpretations”
(25 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
A33
4:15pm – 6:15pm, Presidential Forum
Theme: The Future of American Archaeology in the Post-Saddam
Middle East
Lawrence T. Geraty
(La Sierra University), Presiding
- Lawrence T.
Geraty (La Sierra University), Introduction (5 min.)
- Rami G. Khouri
(Daily Star Newspaper, Beirut), Keynote Speaker (45 min.)
- John Russell
(Massachusetts College of Art), Respondent
- Elizabeth Stone
(SUNY Stony Brook), Respondent
- Richard Zettler
(University of Pennsylvania), Respondent
A34
4:15pm – 6:15pm, Individual Submissions II
Jill L. Baker (W.
F. Albright Institute), Presiding
- Wade Kotter
(Weber State University), “A Web-Based Bibliography of Archaeological
Excavations in the Southern Levant” (20 min.)
- Michael Weigl
(University of Vienna), “Material from Tell el-`Ajjul in North American
Museums” (25 min.)
- Discussion (5
min.)
- Jeff Chadwick
(Brigham Young University), “Biblical Hebron in the Late Bronze Age”
(20 min.)
- Michael Homan
(Xavier University of Louisiana), “Beraters of the Lost Archaeology
or What I Learned About Excavating from the Cinematic Arts” (25 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
A35
4:15pm – 6:45pm, Archaeology of Cyprus
Theme: A History of American Archaeologists on Cyprus
Danielle
Parks (Brock University) and Ann-Marie Knoblauch (Virginia Tech), Presiding
- Ioannis Violaris
(Department of Antiquities, Cyprus), “Cesnola from the Cypriots’ Point
of View: Some New Evidence” (15 min.)
- Ellen Herscher
(CAARI), “The University of Pennsylvania Excavations at Lapithos,
1931” (15 min.)
- Thomas Davis
(CAARI), “America comes to Cyprus: The work of George McFadden at
Kourion” (15 min.)
- Stuart Swiny
(University at Albany), “Cyprus BC and Explorations in the Episkopi
Region” (15 min.)
- Discussion (10
min)
- A. Bernard Knapp
(University of Glasgow), “A History of Archaeological Survey on Cyprus”
(15 min)
- John R. Leonard
(SUNY Buffalo), “American Archaeologists in Cypriot Waters: One Nation's
Contributions to the Underwater Exploration of Cyprus' Past” (15 min.)
- Nathan Kayne
Harper (Wichita State University), “Short Skulls, Long Skulls and
Thalassemia: J. Lawrence Angel and the Development of Cypriot Anthropology”
(15 min.)
- Despo Pilides
(Department of Antiquities, Cyprus ), “American Archaeological Research
in Cyprus: The Local View” (15 min.)
- Discussion (10
min.)
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