دانلود کتاب To Explore the Land of Canaan: Studies in Biblical Archaeology in Honor of Jeffrey R. Chadwick

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Preface\nContents\nA Retrospective on the Career and Impact of Jeffrey R. Chadwick, Archaeologist and Educator\nBiblical Historical Geography\nAsking for a Place: Identifying the Location of Biblical Eshta’ol\n“And There Was Peace between Israel and the Amorites” (1 Sam 7:14): A Biblical and Archaeological View on Israelites and Canaanites in the Shephelah in Late Iron Age I\nFinding Mash and His Brothers – The Historical Geography of the “Sons” of Aram (Gen 10:23; 1 Chr 1:17)\nBronze Age Canaan and Its Neighbors\nLet’s Trade: Carnelian Beads in the Early and Intermediate Bronze Age Southern Levant\nA Better Cut: Diachronic Trends of Butchering Patterns and Technology through the Early and Middle Bronze Ages at Tall Zirā´a, Jordan\nThe Zooarchaeology of Cult: The Animal Remains from Moshe Dothan’s Excavations of the Middle Bronze Age Canaanite Temple Complex at Nahariya, Israel\nComparing Holes for Ritual Activities at the Snefru Bent and Seila Pyramids\nDomus et Urbs: Levantine Middle Bronze Age Jar-Burials as a Family Reaction to Reurbanization\nIron Age Israel and Its Neighbors\nA Tale of Two Looms – Domestic Weaving at Tell eṣ-Ṣâfī/Gath\nThe Food Was Heavenly: Reflections from the Northern Frontier on Divine and Royal Banquets in the Assyrian Empire\nAll in All, It’s Just Another Stone in the Wall: From Safi to Sicily, 12^th-Century Monumental Architecture in the Mediterranean\n“The Restaurant at the End of . . . ”: A Discussion of Iron Age Funerary Meats from the Southern Levant\nMultiple Aspects of Tribalism in Iron I Israel\n“I Should Speedily Escape into the Land of the Philistines” (1 Sam 27:1): Theoretical and Methodical Change in the Archaeology of Philistia\nThe “Four-Room-House” Complex at Tell Dothan, Area A: An Analysis of Function, Demography, and Cultural Identity\n“Will the Ax Boast Against the One Who Cuts with It?” The Use of Axes and Pickaxes in Iron Age Warfare\nA Note on the Importance of the Name Manasseh as King of Judah\nIttai and Obed-Edom: The Biblical and Archaeological Evidence for the Presence of Gittite Refugees in Jerusalem\nSecond Temple Israel\nOlive Processing and Ritual Purity in the “Place of the Oil Press”: Reexamining the 1st-Century Features and Functions of Jerusalem’s Gethsemane Grotto\nIndex