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ARTICLES
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ANNE
PORTER:
The Dynamics of
Death: Ancestors,
Pastoralism, and the
Origins of a
Third-Millenniun City in
Syria
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1 -
36
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BENJAMIN
ADAM
SAIDEL:
The Excavations
at Refkes Nafha 396 in
the Negev Highlands,
Israel
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37 -
63
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YIFAT
PELEG:
Gender and Ossuaries:
Ideology and Meaning
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65 -
73
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RONNY
REICH
and
ELI
SHUKRON:
Reconsidering the
Karstic Theory as an
Explanation to the
Cutting of Hezekiah's
Tunnel in Jerusalem
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75 -
80
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BOOK
REVIEWS
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ARNULF
HAUSLEITER
and
ANDRZEJ
REICHE,
eds. Iron Age
Pottery in Northern
Mesopotamia, Northern
Syria and South-Eastern
Anatolia: Papers
presented at the
Meetings of the
International "table
ronde" at Heidelberg
(1995) and
Nieborów (1997)
and Other Contributions
(Gunnar Lehmann)
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81 -
83
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ELIZABETH
C
STONE
and
PAUL
E.
ZIMANSKY:
The Iron Age
Settlement at 'Ain Dara,
Syria: Survey and
Surroundings (Gunnar
Lehmann)
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83 -
86
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ANDREW
G.
VAUGHN:
Theology,
History and Archaeology
in the Chronicler's
Account of Hezekiah
(Jeffrey R. Zorn)
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86 -
88
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BURTON
MACDONALD:
"East of the
Jordan": Territories and
Sites of the hebrew
Scriptures (J.
Andrew Dearman)
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88 -
90
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ZIONY
ZEVIT,
SEYMOUR
GITIN
and
MICHAEL
SOKOLOF,
eds:
Solving
Riddles and Untying
knots: Biblical,
Epigraphic, and Semitic
Studies in Honor of
Jonas C. Greenfield
(Baruch Halpern)
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90 -
92
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SCOTT
REDFORD:
The
Archaeology of the
Frontier in the Medieval
Near East: Excavations
at Gritille, Turkey
(Nicholas K.
Rauh)
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92 -
94
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JOHN
C,
LAUGHLIN:
Archaeology
and the Bible
(Douglas R.
Clark)
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94 -
96
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February
2002