New aspects of the intermediate bronze age (IB/MBI/EBIV): Khirbet el-meiyiteh - A fortified site on the eastern fringe of samaria

Shay Bar; Oren Cohen; Adam Zertal

New aspects of the intermediate bronze age (IB/MBI/EBIV): Khirbet el-meiyiteh - A fortified site on the eastern fringe of samaria

Shay Bar
, Oren Cohen
, Adam Zertal

Department of Archaeology

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Abstract

The site of Khirbet el-Meiyiteh in north-eastern Samaria was discovered within the framework of the Manasseh Hill Country Survey and was attributed to the Intermediate Bronze Age (c. 2300-1950 BCE), a period of urban decline in the southern Levant. Recent excavations at the site revealed a fortification wall and a wealth of highly manufactured ceramic assemblage that attest to the importance of this site in the region and has implications on our knowledge of this intriguing period.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	161-181
Number of pages	21
Journal	Revue Biblique
Issue number	2
State	Published - Apr 2013

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Archaeology
History
Religious studies
Archaeology

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New aspects of the intermediate bronze age (IB/MBI/EBIV): Khirbet el-meiyiteh - A fortified site on the eastern fringe of samaria

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