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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Persian period."”.

  1. The Persian Period Pottery of Tall Al-'Umayri

    … found at well-stratified sites and dating to the Persian period (539-330 BC) has been lacking until the publication series of Tall al- ‘Umayri. This dissertation determines a pottery typology of the Persian period by distinguishing between the Iron II/Persian period and the Persian period of Tall …

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  2. Reforging history : the divine warrior in Persian period expansions in "The twelve".

    In the Persian era, a new phase of the development of the Book of the Twelve began. These developments included the incorporation of new documents along with the expansion of existing documents and inevitably incorporated reflection on the climactic events from the fall of the Assyrian Empire to …

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  3. A Study of Fifth Century Persian Administration in Western Anatolia and Eber Nari

    The Persian Empire and the Persian period are important fields of historical study. Their art and language became the standard for the whole ancient near east. The Persians developed a pattern of culture whose influence is still felt today. The Persian period has two distinct features which has set …

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  4. Negotiating the memory of the dead in the community of Yehud.

    Research in the material culture and texts of the Persian period Levant has provided greater understanding of the early second temple communities and identity formation. However, studies regarding mortuary practices and the role of the dead among these communities are limited. Through the lens of …

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  5. The Expansion of Judah Under Uzziah into Philistia: The Historical Credibility of 2 Chronicles 26:6-7a in Light of Archaeological Evidence

    … as to whether the author, writing during the Persian Period, was able to access annalistic sources from the Iron Age II. Secondly, the author seems to display a strong theological tendentious view that often appears to influence his portrayal of the kings and people of Judah and hence casts …

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  6. Esther and the Maccabees: The Creation of a Hellenist Jewish Heroine

    … 5 th Century through the 2nd Century BCE. This period in question saw a transition between the Persian Period to the Hellenistic Period, which includes the rise of the Hasmonean Dynasty. It covers a political shift from Israelite diaspora away from Judah to the reality of diaspora as well as …

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  7. The Benjamin Region and the Judahite 'State': A History of the Long Seventh Century B.C.E.

    … history of Benjamin in the so-called monarchic period has been the subject of considerable recent interest from both biblical scholars and archaeologists, but with relatively few broad syntheses that explore the economic and political foundations of Benjamin’s distinctiveness. In this thesis, I …

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  8. A Reassessment of the Excavations at Tall Safut

    … Safut has significant remains from these time periods, and a detailed analysis of these remains is important for understanding the ancient history of Jordan by placing Safut within its regional and global context. As the northern gateway to the hill country of Central Jordan, Safut had …

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