Archaeology and History of Eighth-Century Judah by Farber, Zev I. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Contents Editors’ Preface Abbreviations Introduction Part 1. JUDAH’S NEIGHBORS NEAR AND FAR Assyria’s Expansion West of the Euphrates Images, Merchants, and Mercenaries The Kingdom of Israel in the Eighth Century Bethsaida Philistia in the Late Iron Age II Transjordan in the Eighth Century BCE Egypt and Judah in the Eighth Century BCE Part 2. THE LAND OF JUDAH Society and Culture in the Kingdom of Judah The Introduction of the Open-Courtyard Building Coming to Recognize that Sedentary Agriculture, or Farming, Was Rarely Practiced Part 3. ANCIENT TECHNOLOGY Daily Life “He Shall Eat Curds and Honey” (Isa 7:15) Ancient Building Techniques The Pottery Assemblage of the Eighth Century Judah under Assyrian Rule Should All of the LMLK Jars Still Be Attributed to Hezekiah? Part 4. RELIGION AND RITUAL Death and Burial in Eighth-Century Judah Religion in Eighth-Century Judah Judean Pillar Figurines (JPFs) Enculturating Children in Eighth-Century Judah Religion in Eighth-Century Judah Part 5. BIBLICAL AND LITERARY Scripture and Inscriptions The Shock of Assyrian Imperial Ideology The Biblical Writings in the Late Eighth Century BCE Prophetic Discourse on “Israel” Israel and the Jerusalem Temple Appendix Contributors Ancient Sources Index Place Index Modern Authors Index

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