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Hardbound. Condizione: Very Good. Quarto in dust jacket, frontispiece photo, xxiv, 372, 208 pp., b/w photos, drawings and plans Articles in the section (In English) "Yigael Yadin - Ine Memoriam," are "Curriculum Vitae," "Yigael Yadin - a Portrait," N. Avigad, "Yigael Yadin - the Archaeologist," A Ben-Tor, "Yigael Yadin - Archaeologist, Historian and Soldier," A. Malamat, "A Personal Remembrance of Yadin as a Biblical Archaeologist." L.E. Stager, "Yigael Yadin - Friend and Colleague," J. Aviram, "Yigael Yadin's Contribution to Judaic Studies," E.E. Urbach. Articles in the Non-Hebrew section are "From Arad to Carthage: Harvest Rites and Corn-dollies," R.D. Barnett, "Total Retrieval and Maximum reconstruction of Artifacts; an Experiment in Archaeological Methodology," G.W. Van Beek, "Servant Burials in the Middle Bronze Age Culture of the Eastern N. Delta," M. Bietek, "'Yigael Yadin: Phototypical Biblical Archaeologist,'" W.G. Dever, "Incense Altars from Ekron, Israel and judah: Context and Typology," S. Gitin, "More on Bows," W.W. Hallo, "The So-called 'Fortress System of Rehoboam', 2 Chron. 11:5-12: Theoretical Considerations," S. Herrmann, "The Mesopotamian Temple Plan and the Kititum Temple," T. Jacobsen, "A New 'Geryon' Terracotta Statuette from Cyprus," V. Karageorgis, "The 'marzeah': Textual and Archaeological Evidence," P.J. King, "Two Notes on the Subsidiary Rooms of Solomon's Temple," K.A. Kitchen, "The Churn's Sweet Sound: A Sumerian Bucolic Poem," S.N. Kramer, "L'establissement de Qumran pres de la Mer Morte: fortresse ou couvert?" E.-M. Laperrousaz, "Une inscription phenicienne decouverte recemment en le mariage de Ruth La Moabite," A. Lemaire, Le repas sacre a Qumran et a Palmyre," E. Lipinski, "The Doorways of Solomon's Temple," A. Millard, "Expanding the Frontiers of Biblical Archaeology," C. and E. Meyers, "Highs and Lows in the Holy land: Opium in Biblical Times (with a Report by John Evans)," R.S. Merrilees, "Shoshan Ha-birah,'" J. Perrot, "Une inscription arameenne sur un couvercle de sarcaphage," E. Puech, "The Problem of Stratigraphy Relating to David," W.E. Rast, "Two Biblical Words in the Qumran Hymns," H. Ringren, "'Shelamim' Sacrifices in the 'Temple Scroll,'" L.H. Schiffman, "Bible Interpretation at Qumran," G. Vermes. Articles in the Hebrew section are "Military Architecture along the 'Ways of Horus' - Egyptian Reliefs and Archaeologucal Evidence," E.D. Oren and J. Shershevsky, "Temple Models and their Symbolism," C. Epstein, "New Light on the Relations between Egypt and Southern Palestine during the Early Bronze Age," A. Ben-Tor, "The Settlements in the 'En Besor Oasis during Early Bronze I," R. Gophna, "The Egyptian Middle Kingdom System for Writing Foreign Names and the Beginning of the West-Semitic Alphabet," B. Sass, "The Poltical Staus of Megiddo VIIa," I. Singer, "Features of Sttlements in the Northern Shephelah during MB and LB in the Light of the Excavations at Tel Batash and Gezer," A Mazar, "Hazor and Mari," A. Malamat, "A Cult-Object in the Kh. Kerak Ware Culture," R. Amiran, "The Socio-Democratic Structure of the Intermediate Bronze Age," I. Finkelstein, "Reconstructing the Canaanite Tower-Temple," A. Kempinsky, "The 'Cult Standard' from hazor in a New Light," M. Tadmor, "Two Seals of Women and Other Hebrew Seals," N. Avigad, "The Assyrian Attack on Lachish: The Evidence from the Southwest Corner of the Site," D. Ussishkin, "Lexical Notes on Some Ancient Military Terms," I. Eph'al, "The Evidence for Metal Industry at Dan," A. Biran, "An Edomite Shrine at Horvat Qitmit," I. Beit-Arieh, "On the Identification of the Figure on the Cult-Stand from the 'City of David,'" P. Beck, "The Transition from Canaanite to Israelite Hegemony in Palestine - A Suggestion," S. Geva, "Iron Knives from Tel Miqne-Ekron," T. Dothan, "A Cremation Burial at Azor - A Danite City," M. Dothan, "The Royal Economy of King David Compared with the Royal Economy of Ugarit," M. Heltzer, "The Wedge-Decorated Bowl and the Origin of the Cuthaeans," A Zertal, "The Representation and Identification of Cities on Assyrian reliefs," R. Jacoby, "The Identification of Zeredah, Home of Jeroboam Son of Nebat, King of Israel," M. Kochavi, "The Triumph of the Lord," B.A. Levine, "THe House of Omri," B. Mazar, "The Temples of Tel Qasila - Additional Comments on their Architecture and Cultic Affinities," O. Negbi, "A Third Season of Excavations at Mesad Hashavyahu," R. Reich, "Hazor, Dor and Megiddo in the Time of Ahab and the Assyrian Period," E. Stern, "On the Use of Aramic in the Assyrian Empire: Three Observations on a Relief of Sargon II," H. Tadmor, "The Fuller's Field and the 'Conduit of the Upper Pool,'" D. Bahat, "I.O.U. Note from the Time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt," M. Broshi ad E. Kimron, "Masada in the Byzantine Period - The Marda Monastery," Y. Hirschfield, "A Roman Cupping Vessel from Masada," M. Hershkovitz, "Fragments of Scrolls from Masada," S. Talmon, "The Mints of Ashdod and Ascalon during the Late Persian Period," YY. Meshorer, "A Siege System and an Ancient Road at Alexandrium," Z. Meshel, "The Aramic and Hebrew Inscriptions from Ancient Synagogues," J. Naveh, "The Process of Masada's Destruction," E. Netzer, "A Juglet Containing Balsam Oil (?) from a Cave Near Qumran," J. Patrich and B. Arubas, "Two Bronze Ornaments in the Shape of Rams' Heads from Masada," G. Foerster, "The Synagogue at Meroth, the Synagogue at Capernaum, and the Dating of the Gailiean Synagogues: A Reconsideration," Y. Tsafrir, "Load Weights at Ben-Kosba's Administration," A. Kloner, "Remains of a Serapis Cult in Tel Aviv," J. and H. Kaplan, "An Ayyubid Inscription in the Dome of the Rock," M. Rosen-Ayalon.

Hardcover with dust jacket. G/G. Dust jacket is edge chipped, bumped and worn. Boards are slightly edge worn. This item is at our location in Eugene, Oregon. 208; 371 pp.

Hardcover with dust jacket. G/G. Dust jacket is edge chipped, bumped and worn. Boards are slightly edge worn. This item is at our location in Eugene, Oregon. 208; 371 pp.

Condizione: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. Clean from markings In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1400grams, ISBN:9780300059199.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good+. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. DJ spine sunned. Light shelfwear to book and DJ. ; 371 pp Hebrew text +plates + 208 pp English text. ; Eretz-Israel, Archaeological, Historical and Geographical Studies. Vol. 20; Vol. 20; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Large Hardback. Illustrated. Hebrew/English text. Good Condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 480 pages; 27 × 21 cm., numerous illustrations.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. xxii, 362 pages, [2] folded leaves of plates : illustrations ; 35 cm. Contents: v. 1. Text v. 2. Plates. The expedition to Hazor in the mid-1950s under Yigal Yadin was the most important archaeological excavation undertaken by Israel in its early years of statehood. It is the largest archaeological site in northern Israel, featuring an upper tell of 30 acres and a lower city of more than 175 acres.In 2005, the remains of Hazor were designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as part of the Biblical Tels - Megiddo, Hazor, Beer Sheba. Yigael Yadin, one of the earliest archaeologists to work on the site, saw certain features as clearly being Omride; Megiddo, Gezer, and Hazor, all feature deep rock cut pits, from the base of which were rock cut tunnels leading to a well that reached the water table, as water-supply systems, which Yadin attributed to the rule of Ahab; Yadin also attributed to Ahab a citadel, measuring 25 x 21 m, with two-meter thick walls, which was erected in the western part of Hazor. However, Yadin's dating was based on the assumption that the layer connected with the gates and administration buildings were built by Solomon. The chief architetect of the excavation was Dunayevsky and his drawings decorate this book.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. 672 pages, illustrations : 34 cm.

Contains pictures. 25x32 cm. 262 pages. Hard cover with gilt writing. Good condition. The book is in : English.

Contains b&w and color plates. 305x245 mm. 261 pages. Hardcover. Cover corners slightly bumped. Else in good condition. The book is in : English.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. 270 pages. This volume, the companion volume to Qedem Reports 1, presents the finds from Areas A and C at Tel Dor, excavated in 1980-1987. The finds are exceptional in their range and quantity, and are distinguished by the unusually large numbers of imported items. Categories of finds presented here and fully illustrated with drawings and photographs are: Iron Age pottery, local pottery of the Persian period, East Greek pottery, Athenian pottery, imported Hellenistic and Roman pottery, Hellenistic coarse ware, clay figurines, popular cult objects and sculpture, the coins from the excavations, a scarab, seals, stamped storage jar handles, a Phoenician inscription, an inscribed sling bullet, and Greek inscription.

Contains pictures. 25x32 cm. 369 pages. Hard cover. Good condition. The book is in : English.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. viii, 147 pages, 48 pages of plates : illustrations ; 28 cm. The excavation at Athienou, Cyprus, was conducted as a study dig by the Institute of Archaeology of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Its goal was to clarify the connections between Canaan and Cyprus in the Late Bronze-Iron Ages. This small inland site was an extremely important and rich settlement whose main strata span the 15th-12th centuries BCE. Athienou is outstanding in the variety of its finds, which testify to its close connections with the coastal centers of Cyprus and through them with the cities of the Aegean and the eastern Mediterranean. The dominant feature of the excavation was the discovery of heaps containing thousands of votive vessels. This is the largest concentration of such vessels ever found in Cyprus and a clear-cut indicator of the cultic nature of the site. Moreover, the large amounts of ore and slag found together with copper-working installations point to the site's importance as a metal-working center. This symbiosis of cult and metal industry follows a well-known pattern in Cyprus.

315X250 mm. 503 pages. Hardcover. In good condition. The book is in : English.

275x225 mm. XXVI+509 pages. Hardcover with dust jacket. Cover corners slightly rubbed. First whitepage slightly wrinkled. Else in good condition. The book is in : English.

Jersusalem, 1989. 221 pp. Ills. Hardcover,d/j. Text in Hebrew with a large summary in English.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. 270 pages. This volume, the companion volume to Qedem Reports 1, presents the finds from Areas A and C at Tel Dor, excavated in 1980-1987. The finds are exceptional in their range and quantity, and are distinguished by the unusually large numbers of imported items. Categories of finds presented here and fully illustrated with drawings and photographs are: Iron Age pottery, local pottery of the Persian period, East Greek pottery, Athenian pottery, imported Hellenistic and Roman pottery, Hellenistic coarse ware, clay figurines, popular cult objects and sculpture, the coins from the excavations, a scarab, seals, stamped storage jar handles, a Phoenician inscription, an inscribed sling bullet, and Greek inscription.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 438 pages. This volume presents the architecture and finds of the Iron Age Strata XVIIIXI and the limited architecture and pottery of the Persian period Strata XVIII at Tel Yoqne'am. The almost uninterrupted sequence of Iron Age strata span the twelfth/eleventh centuries through the last third of the eighth century BCE; architectural remains include a water system that is one of the very few in the country that are securely dated to the tenth century and two superimposed defense systems. The dense stratigraphic sequence made possible a detailed analysis of the development of pottery types through the Iron Age strata. The results of this study are particularly important with regard to the current debate on the "traditional" versus the "low" chronology of the Iron Age II.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. xxxi, 333 pages : black-and-white illustrations, folded plans ; 28 cm + 1 portfolio (12 folded plans). This volume publishes the results of the excavations conducted at Tel Megiddo by Yigael Yadin in four short seasons (1960, 1966, 1967 and 19712). The expedition's main focus was the northeastern sector of the mound, where excavation uncovered the remains of an extensive public structure attributed to Stratum VAIVB, which was named "Palace 6000". Additional probes were carried out in Area C in the southwestern part of the mound, intended to examine the stratigraphic connection with Gallery 629 and the cave of the spring, and Sounding 2153 in the area of the staircase outside the outer Iron Age gate. Based on the surviving documentation, the volume presents the architectural remains and ceramic assemblages uncovered in the excavation, together with the hoard of small finds (Stratum VIA) found below "Palace 6000". The author presents Yadin's conclusions as well as her own interpretation of the results of the excavation, and offers a new stratigraphic analysis of some previously published Iron Age II remains excavated by other expeditions.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. 438 pages. This volume presents the architecture and pottery of the Middle Bronze Age Strata XXV XXI and the Late Bronze Age Strata XXb XIXa, together with other finds from the Bronze Age (including some unstratified Early Bronze Age finds). Although fills containing Early Bronze Age pottery were found on the site s bedrock, the earliest architectural remains uncovered date from the MB IIA. During most of the Middle Bronze Age, from Stratum XXIV of the MB IIA to the end of the MB IIB, Yoqne am was a fortified city, as attested by its three successive fortification systems. A new era in the history of the site, during which the city was unfortified, started with the MB IIC Stratum XXI and lasted until Stratum XVI of the Iron Age II. A feature of particular interest at the site is the fact that, as at nearby Tel Qashish, the temporal divisions based on the ceramic analysis do not always conform with the stratigraphic ones.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 498 pages. The eight seasons of excavation at the small site of Tel Qashish were conducted as part of the Yoqne'am Regional Project that also included the excavations at Tel Qiri and Tel Yoqne'am and a survey of the western Jezreel Valley. Remains consisting mainly of domestic structures and dating principally from the Early Bronze Age I to the Late Bronze Age were uncovered at Tel Qashish. The present volume presents the architecture, pottery assemblages and pottery typology of the three main periods, the EB I, EB IIIII and Middle to Late Bronze Ages, with a description of the minor remains of later periods. The volume also includes overviews of the settlement history of the site in the different periods, a petrographic study of the EB IIIII pottery and discussions of special finds, such as a cylinder seal and seal impressions, decorated bones, a bead, figurines, chipped stone artifacts, human skeletal remains, shell beads, freshwater clams and land snails, and botanical and faunal remains.