دانلود کتاب The Land of Canaan in the Late Bronze Age

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nContributors\nPart 1 Introduction and Background\nIntroduction\n Summary of chapters\nChapter 1 Late Bronze Age Palestine: If we had only the Bible …\n Sources\n Analysis\n The origins of Israel\n Synthesis\n Conclusions\nPart 2 Chapters\nChapter 2 Canaan in the Transition from the Late Bronze to the Early Iron Age from an Egyptian Perspective\n Canaan from an Egyptian perspective: the Israel stele in the context of Egyptian royal ideology\n Israel depicted on the wall? Some iconographic observations\n Decline of the Late Bronze Age and the settlement of the Sea Peoples\n End of Egypt’s domination of Canaan\n Expansion of the Phoenician cities in the Early Iron Age\n Settlement patterns and Egyptian presence on either side of the Jordan\n Transjordan on Egyptian walls\n Egyptian political and commercial interests in Transjordan\n The return of Egypt into the Levant\n Sheshonq’s I military, commercial and diplomatic goals in the Levant\n Conclusion\nChapter 3 Canaan under the Rule of the Egyptian New Kingdom: From the Hyksos to the Sea Peoples\n From the Hyksos to Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten)\n The Amarna period\n City state against city state\n The nineteenth into the twentieth dynasty\n Conclusions\nChapter 4 Poor by Necessity or by Choice? Ancient Israelite Egalitarianism\n Antonin Causse\n Norman Gottwald and the social-scientists\n Avraham Faust and ethnogenesis\n Egalitarianism after Faust\n Conclusion\nChapter 5 Land Tenure, Ideology and the Emergence of Ancient Israel: A Conversation with Philippe Guillaume\n Land ownership\n ‘Port power’\n The emergence of Israel\n Egalitarianism, ideology and archaeology\nChapter 6 The Impact of the Late Bronze III Period on the Origins of Israel*\n What origins are for\n First, second and nth Israel\n The formation of the first Israel in the LB IIB Period\n David Ussishkin and the discovery of the LB III Period\n The beginning of settlement in the highlands of Canaan\n The formation of the tribes of the future second Israel\n From first to second Israel\nChapter 7 The Amarna Letters and Palestinian Politics\n On the historical importance of the collection\n Playing with Pharaoh or being played with by Pharaoh?\n Conclusion: The Amarna power game as the ‘normal situation’\n Appendix\nChapter 8 International Diplomacy in the Amarna Age\n Historical context of Amarna correspondence\n The Amarna correspondence\n Conclusion\nChapter 9 The Archaeology of the Late Bronze Age in Palestine\n Introduction: Beginning of the Late Bronze Age\n Palestine in the course of the Late Bronze Age\n Trade routes\n Material culture\n Late Bronze II and the 19th Dynasty\n End of the Late Bronze Age\n Summary and conclusions\nPart 3 Conclusion\nChapter 10 Reflections on the Discussion\n Sources\n The Amarna Period\n The Exodus\n The first identity of Israel in Egyptian sources\n Settlement of Israel\n The question of egalitarianism in early Israel\n Final remarks\nBibliography\nAuthor Index\nCitation Index