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Publications of Albright Appointees1980-2000

Compiled by S. Gitin and H. Flusfeder

The following 1,351 articles, monographs, books, reviews, theses and dissertationswere written by 209 Albright Appointees, based on their research at the Institute.Between 1980-2000, 209 Appointees were awarded 393 Fellowships.

Aref Abu-Rabia: Research Fellow, 1986/87 (Tel Aviv University)Education Development among Bedouin Tribes of the Negev Desert. Pp. 117-

128 inHagar's Well. Bi-National Conference on Education of Holland and Israel,Yeroham, December 14-19, 1986, eds. L. Dasberg and S. Bamberger, Yeroham,Yeroham Education Center, 1987.

Melissa Aubin: United States Information Agency Junior Research Fellow, 1999/00(Florida State University)

The Byzantine Remains from the Sepphoris Acropolis.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter50/3 (2000): 15-16.

Marwan F. Abu Khalaf: Senior Fellow, 1996-98; 1999/00 (Al-Quds University)Islamic Art Through the Ages: Masterpieces of the Islamic Museum of al-

Haram al-Sharif in Jerusalem. Jerusalem: Emerezian, 1998.

The Holy Places: Introduction (with Yitzhak Reiter and Marlen Eordegian).Pp. 95-97 inJerusalem: Points of Frictionand Beyond, eds. M. Ma`oz and S.Nusseibeh, The Hague: Kluwer Law International, 2000.

Between Divine and Human: The Complexity of Holy Places in Jerusalem(with Yitzhak Reiter and Marlen Eordegian). Pp. 99-153 inJerusalem: Points of

Frictionand Beyond, eds. M. Ma`oz and S. Nusseibeh, The Hague: Kluwer LawInternational, 2000.

Mitchell Allen: Research Fellow, 1989/90; 1991-93 (University of California, LosAngeles)

Mediterranean Trade. In The Oxford Companion to Archaeology, ed. B.M.Fagan, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1996.

Contested Periphery: Philistia in the Assyrian World-System.Ph.D.dissertation, University of California, Los Angeles (submitted).


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Review: D. Neev, N. Bakler and K.O. Emory,Mediterranean Coasts of Israeland Sinai: Holocene Tectonism from Geology, Geophysics, and Archaeology. Coastal

Management Journal 17 (1989):75-76.

Susan Heuck Allen: George A. Barton Fellow, 1988/89 (Brown University)Rare Trojan Grey Wares in Cyprus.Report of the Department of Antiquities,

Cyprus (1989):84-87.Trade and Migration? Grey Burnished Wheelmade Wares of the Eastern

Mediterranean.American Journal of Archaeology 95/2 (1990):298.Late Bronze Age Grey Wares in Cyprus. Pp. 151-168 in Cypriot Ceramics:

Reading the Prehistoric Record, eds. J.Barlow, D. Bolger and B. Kling, Philadelphia:University Museum, 1992.

Trojan Grey Ware at Tel Miqne-Ekron.Bulletin of the American Schools ofOriental Research 293 (1994):39-50.

Northwest Anatolian Grey Wares in the Late Bronze Age: Analysis and

Distribution in the Eastern Mediterranean.In Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology,ed. P. strm, P. strm Forlag (forthcoming).

Adele Asher: Research Fellow, 1993/94 (University of South Africa)Judah and Her Neighbors in the 7th Century BC. Ph.D. dissertation,

University of South Africa, 1997.

Walter E. Aufrecht: Senior Fellow, 1983; Annual Professor, 1985/86; Senior Fellow(Social Sciences and Humanities, Research Council of Canada Fellow), 1990/92(University of Lethbridge)

The Ammonite Language of the Iron Age.Bulletin of the American Schools ofOriental Research 266 (1987):85-95.

A Corpus of Ammonite Inscriptions. Lewiston, Ontario: Edwin Mellon Press,1989.

Some Observations on the berlieferungsgeschichte of the Targums. Pp. 77-88 in Textual and Contextual Studies in the Pentateuchal Targums (Targum Studies1), ed. P.V.M Flesher, Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1992.

An Edition of the Targums of Kings (in preparation).A Corpus of Phoenician Inscriptions (in preparation).

Carolina A.Aznar: Research Fellow, 1995/97 (University Complutense of Madrid)El impacto asirio en la expansin de los fenicios hacia Occidente.El caso de

Tell Abu Hawam (Haifa, Israel): la rampa septentrional. Memoria de Licenciatura(Masters thesis), University Complutense of Madrid, 1996.

Study of Stratum III of Tell Abu Hawam (Haifa) through the Analysis ofSquare T11 (Excavations of 1985-1986, Mission Archologique de Tell Abu Hawam).

Memoire, cole Biblique et Archologique Franaise de Jrusalem(1995-1996),1997.


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Tell Abu Hawam y la cronologa del periodo del Hierro en el MediterrneoOriental. Replanteamientos a la luz de las excavaciones de 1985-1986. Gerion (in

press).

Introduction to the new edition in Spanish ofBiblical Archaeologyby G.E.Wright, Madrid: Ediciones Cristiandad (in press).

Jere L.Bacharach: Council of American Overseas Research Centers AdvancedMulti-Country Research Fellow (USIA/NMERTA), 1994/95 (University ofWashington)

CAORC Fellow Report.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter45/3 (1995): 10.

Marwanid Umayyad Building Activities: Speculations on Patronage.Muqarnas XIII (1996): 27-44.

Marta Balla:Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, 1998/99 (Technical University of Budapest,

Hungary)The Search for the Manufacturing Center of Edomite Pottery as Found inthe Iron Age II Fortress of `En Hazeva in the Arava of Israel, by Means of NeutronActivation Analysis.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 49/3 (1999):13.

Tristan Barako: Research Fellow, 1997/98; United States Information Agency JuniorResearch Fellow, 1998/99 (Harvard University)

The Seaborne Migration of the Philistines.American Schools of OrientalResearch Newsletter49/3 (1999): 10.

The Philistine Settlement as Mercantile Phenomenon?American Journal ofArchaeology 104 (2000): 1-14.

The Seaborne Migration of the Philistines.Albright News 6 (in press).The Seaborne Migration of the Philistines.Ph.D. dissertation, Harvard

University (in press).

Uzi Baram: George A. Barton Fellow, 1993/94 (University of Massachusetts)AIAR George A.Barton and CAARI Anita Cecil O'Donovan Fellow Report.

American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 44/1(1994): 6-7.Questions and Answers for the Material Culture of Cyprus: The Sixteenth

through Nineteenth Centuries. Pp. 125-134 in Visitors, Immigrants, and Invaders inCyprus, ed. P.W. Wallace, Altamont, N.Y.: Institute of Cypriot Affairs, StateUniversity of New York at Albany, 1995.

Notes on the Preliminary Typologies of Production and Chronology for theClay Tobacco Pipes of Cyprus.Report of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus,(1995): 299-309.

Material Culture, Commodities, and Consumption in Palestine, 1500-1900.Ph.D. dissertation, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, 1996.


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Historical Archaeology and Ethnoarchaeology of the Mediterranean. Pp. 424-425 in The Oxford Companion to Archaeology,ed. B.M. Fagan, Oxford: OxfordUniversity Press, 1996.

Entangled Objects from the Palestinian Past: Archaeological Perspectives forthe Ottoman Period (with L. Carroll). Pp. 137-160 inBreaking New Ground for anArchaeology of the Ottoman Empire: A Prologue and a Dialogue,New York:Plenum/Kluwer Press, 2000.

AileenBaron:National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1983/84 (CaliforniaState University at Fullerton)

Iron Age Research at Tel `Ira.American Schools of Oriental ResearchNewsletter 35/7 (1984): 2-3.

Eleanor Ferris Beach: Post Doctoral Fellow, 1992/93; George A. Barton Fellow,1994/95 (Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN)

Barton Fellow's Report.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter45/4 (1995): 5-6.

Celia J. Bergoffen: Research Fellow, 1986/87; Samuel H. Kress Fellow, 1987/88(New York University)

Some Cypriote Pottery from Ashkelon.Levant 20 (1988): 161-168.A Comparative Regional Analysis of the Late Cypriote Pottery from Southern

Canaan and Egypt. Ph.D. dissertation, New York University, 1989.`A Comparative Analysis of the Late Cypriot Pottery from North Sinai and

Egypt and its Implications for the Study of Patterns of Trade in the Late Bronze Age.P. 293 inEarly Society in Cyprus, ed. E. Peltenburg, Edinburgh: Edinburgh UniversityPress, 1989.

Two 'Chocolate-on-White' Vessels from Enkomi.Report to the Department ofAntiquities, Cyprus (1990): 51-54.

Overland Trade in Northern Sinai: The Evidence of the Late Cypriote Pottery.Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 284(1992): 59-76.

The Proto White Slip and White Slip I Pottery from Tell el Ajjul. In WhiteSlip Ware:A Conference in Honor of Malcolm Wiener, October 29-30, 1998, ed. I.Todd, Nicosia: Leventis Foundation (in press).

The Base Ring Pottery from Tell el Ajjul. In The Chronology of BichromeWheel-made Ware and Base-Ring Ware, ed. P. strm, Stockholm: The RoyalAcademy of Letters, History and Antiquities (in press).

Andrea Michelle Berlin: Samuel H. Kress Fellow, 1984/85 (University of Michigan)Hellenistic and Roman Coarse Ware.American Schools of Oriental Research

Newsletter 36/4-5 (1985): 6-7.The Hellenistic and Early Roman Common-Ware Pottery from Tel Anafa.

Ph.D. dissertation, Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan, 1988.


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Hellenistic and Roman Pottery, Preliminary Report, 1990. Pp.112-128 inCaesarea Papers,ed. R.L. Vann, Ann Arbor, MI: Journal of Roman ArchaeologySupplement Series 5, 1992.

Italian Cooking Vessels and Cuisine from Tel Anafa.Israel ExplorationJournal 43 (1993): 35-44.Excavations at Tel Anafa II i: The Hellenistic and Roman Pottery: The Plain

Wares and the Fine Wares (with Kathleen Slane), ed. S. Herbert, Ann Arbor, MI:Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplement Series 10.2, 1997.

From Monarchy to Markets: The Phoenicians in Hellenistic Palestine.Bulletinof the American Schools of Oriental Research 306 (1997): 75-88.

Between Large Forces: Palestine in the Hellenistic Period.BiblicalArchaeologist60/1 (1997): 2-57.

The Pottery of Strata 5-8.Excavations at the City of David, Area G, Directedby Yigal Shiloh, Qedem, Jerusalem: Hebrew University(forthcoming).

Carel Bertram: CAORC Advanced Multi-Country Research Fellow, 1995/96(University of California-Los Angeles)Council of American Overseas Research Centers Advanced Multi-Country

Research Fellows Report.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 46/4(1996): 16.

Piotr Bienkowski: Annual Professor, 1999/00 (Liverpool Museum)Southern Jordan and the Negev in the Iron Age: Developing a New Model.

American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 50/3 (2000): 7-8.Notes on the Manufacture of the Late Bronze II Pottery from Lachish Area P.

In The Excavations at Lachish, ed. D. Ussishkin, Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University Press(forthcoming).

Discussant Comments on Papers by R. Kletter and H. Nur el-Din. In TheTransmission and Assimilation of Culture in the Near East: Conference Proceedings,

Jerusalem, February 28-March 2, 2000,Oxford: Oxford University Press, ed. J.Clarke, Oxford: Oxford University Press (forthcoming).

Review: B. MacDonald and R.W. Younger,Ancient Ammon. Leiden: E.J.Brill, 1999.Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research(forthcoming).

Gerald M. Bilkes: United States Information Agency Junior Research Fellow,1997/98 (Princeton Theological Seminary)

Coinage and Economic Development in Persian Period Palestine.AmericanSchools of Oriental Research Newsletter48/3 (1998): 24-25.

Archaeological Evidence of the Impact of Coinage on Palestine during thePersian Period.Ph.D. dissertation, Princeton Theological Seminary (in preparation).


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Jeffrey A. Blakely: Annual Professor, 1996/97 (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Analysis and Publication of Tell el-Hesi: Fields I and III.American Schools of

Oriental Research Newsletter 47/4 (1997): 19.

Resurrecting Dead Digs. Pp. 71-93 inArchaeologys Publication Problem,vol. 2, ed. H. Shanks, Washington, D.C.: Biblical Archaeology Society, 1999.`Behold Water! Tell el-Hesi and the Baptism of the Ethiopian Eunuch (Acts

8:26-40) (with Fred L. Horton, Jr.),Revue Biblique 110 (2000): 56-71.Petries Pilaster Building at Tell el-Hesi. Pp. 66-80 in The Archaeology of

Jordan and Beyond: Essays in Honor of James A. Sauer, eds. L.E. Stager, J.A.Greene, and M.D. Coogan, Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 2000.

Rebuilding the School that Albright Built. Pp. 125-217 inAn ASOR Mosaic:A Centennial History of the American Schools of Oriental Research, ed. J.D. Seger,Atlanta: American Schools of Oriental Research (in press).

A New Bowl Form of the Seventh Century from Southern Judah(withSeymour Gitin) (in preparation).

Tell el-Hesi: The Iron Age (Fields I and III) (with Ralph W. Doermann, FredL. Horton, Jr., John Spencer, and Lawrence E. Toombs), Tell el-Hesi 5, ed. K.G.OConnell, Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns (in preparation).

Reviews: I. Eshel and K. Prag (editors),Excavations by K.M. Kenyon inJerusalem 1961-1967: The Iron Age Cave Deposits on the South-east Hill andIsolated Burials and Cemeteries Elsewhere. Oxford: The British School ofArchaeology in Jerusalem/Oxford University Press, 1995.Bulletin of the AmericanSchools of Oriental Research 306 (1997): 92-94.

Sandra Blakely:George A. Barton Fellow, 1996/97; National Endowment for theHumanities Fellow, 1998/99 (University of Southern California)

Daimones, Mettalurgy, and Cult. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan,1997.

Trade, Cult, and the Mythic Imagination: The Aegean and the Levant in theLate Bronze and Iron Ages1400-700 BC.Albright News 4 (1998): 8-10.

Smelting and Sacrifice. InProceedings of the Conference on Metals inAntiquity(forthcoming).

Reading the Forge: Production, Religion and Semiotics in the AegeanMarketplace. InProceedings of the Conference on Trade and Production in

Premonetary Greece(forthcoming).

Elizabeth Bloch-Smith: George A. Barton Fellow, 1983/84; Research Fellow1986/87 (University of Chicago)

Death and Afterlife in Ugarit and Israel (with Mark Smith).Journal of theAmerican Oriental Society 108/2 (1988): 277-284.

Judahite Burial Customs and Beliefs about the Dead. Sheffield: SheffieldAcademic Press, 1992.


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Review: M. Garsiel, The First Book of Samuel: A Study of ComparativeStructures, Analogies and Parallels (Hebrew).Catholic Biblical Quarterly 47 (1985):698-699.

Hanswulf Bloedhorn: Senior Fellow, 1999/00 (German Protestant Institute ofArchaeology)

Masada. Pp. 971-972 inDer Neue Pauly VII,eds. H. Cancik and H.Schneider, Stuttgart: J.B. Metzler, 1999.

The Synagogue. Pp. 267-297 in The Cambridge History of Judaism III. TheEarly Roman Period (with Gil Huettenmeister), eds. W. Horbury, W.D. Davies andJ. Sturdy, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999.

Tempel der hellenistischen und rmischen Zeit in Iudea-Palaestina.Zeitschriftdes Deutschen Palstina-Vereins(in preparation).

The Architectural History of Jerusalem from the Chalcolithic to the Beginningof the Osman Period(with Klaus Bieberstein and Robert Schick [an expanded version

of the 1994 German edition]) (in preparation).Die Kirchen Jerusalems: Geschichte, Tradition, Archologie 4-12 Jh(withKlaus Bieberstein) (in preparation).

Joanne Bloom: George A. Barton Fellow, 1982/83 (Bryn Mawr College)Barton Fellow Report.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 6

(1983): 11-12.The Fortlet of Rujm Beni Yasser (with S. Thomas Parker). Pp. 447-456 in The

Roman Frontier in Central Jordan: Interim Report of the 'Limes Arabicus' Project1980-1985, ed. S.T. Parker, Oxford:British Archaeological Reports InternationalSeries 340 (ii), 1987.

Samoe, Priest and Teacher of Wisdom (Michael Avi-Yonah MemorialVolume) (with George M.A. Hanfmann),Eretz-lsrael 19 (1987): 10*-14*.

Appendix: Bibliography of George M.A. Hanfmann, 1971-1986.AmericanJournal of Archaeology 91 (1987): 264-266.

Material Remains of the Neo-Assyrian Presence in Palestine andTransjordan. Ph.D. dissertation, Bryn Mawr College, 1988.

Robert Boling: Annual Professor, 1980/81 (McCormick Theological Seminary)Holy Warfare and the Rule of Ethic: Every Inspired Scripture Has Its Use.

Pp. 187-200 in Tantur Yearbook 1980-81, Jerusalem: Tantur Ecumenical Institute,1981.

Joshua: Translation, Notes and Commentary (with Introduction by G. ErnestWright). Anchor Bible vol. 6, New York: Doubleday, 1982.

Levitical History and the Role of Joshua. Pp. 241-261 in The Word of theLord Shall Go Forth. Essays in Honor of David Noel Freedman in Celebration of HisSixtieth Birthday,eds. C.L. Meyers and M. O'Connor, Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns,1983.


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Levitical Cities: Archaeology and Texts. Pp. 23-32 inBiblical and RelatedStudies Presented to Samuel Iwry,eds. A. Kort and S. Morschauser, Winona Lake,IN: Eisenbrauns, 1985.

Reviews: J. Alberto Soggin,Judges: A Commentary. Biblical Archaeologist(1982): 126-127; Robert P. Carroll,From Chaos to Covenant: Prophecy in the Bookof Jeremiah. Interpretation (1983): 206-208.

Oded Borowski:Annual Professor, 1987/88; Dorot Research Professor, 1991/92;Annual Professor, 1995/96; Associate Fellow, 1998/99 (spring) (Emory University)

Revisiting the Site 72 Cemetery.Lahav Newsletter 43 (1988): 1-2.Chronique archologique: Tell Halif et Kh. Khuweilifeh (Lahav), 1986 (with

Joe D. Seger).Revue Biblique96/2 (1989): 220-222.The Iron Age Cemetery at Tell Halif. Pp. 13*-20* inEretz-lsrael 23 (Biran

vol), Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1992.The Iron Age Cemetery at Tell Halif. Qadmoniot95-96 (1992): 89-92

(Hebrew).Dorot Professor's Report.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter42/3 (1992): 4-5.

The Iron Age Cemetery at Tell Halif. Pp. 559-560 in The New Encyclopediaof Archaeological Excavations in the Holy Land,ed. E. Stern, Jerusalem: IsraelExploration Society, 1993.

Lahav Research Project: 1992 Season, Part I,Starkville, MS: MississippiState University, Cobb Institute of Archaeology (1993) (submitted).

Notes and News: Tell Halif, 1992 (with Paul Jacobs).Israel ExplorationJournal 43 (1993): 66-70.

Lahav Research Project and NASA: 'Together Again' (with D. Lee, F. Miller,and T.L. Sever).Lahav Newsletter 56 (1994): 2.

Tel Halif, 1992 (with Paul Jacobs).Hadashot Arkheologiot 109 (1994): 101-102 (Hebrew).

Finds from the Iron Age Cemetery at Tell Halif, 1988. `Atiqot 25 (1994): 45-62.

Tel Halif1992 (with Paul Jacobs),Excavations and Surveys in Israel 14(1995): 110.

The Pomegranate Bowl from Tell Halif.Israel Exploration Journal 45(1995): 150-154.

A Penetrating Look: An Experiment in Remote Sensing at Tell Halif (withJames Doolittle). Pp. 27-36 inRetrieving the Past: Essays on Archaeological

Research and Methodology in Honor of Gus W. Van Beek, ed.J.D. Seger, WinonaLake, IN: Eisenbrauns; Starkville, MS: Mississippi State University, Cobb Institute ofArchaeology, 1996.

AIAR News: Albright Fellows Study Tour of Jordan.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter 46 (1996): 4.


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Annual Professors Report. Have Dominion Over Every Living Thing: TheDaily Use of Animals in Ancient Israel.American Schools of Oriental Research

Newsletter 46/3 (1996): 9-10.

Every Living Thing: The Daily Use of Animals in Ancient Israel. WalnutCreek, CA: AltMira Press, 1997 (hardback); 1998 (paperback).The 1992 Season at Tell Halif (with Paul Jacobs).Revue Biblique (submitted).Tell Halif (Israel) and its Place in History. In States and Cultures in the

Ancient World,Tianjin, Peoples Republic of China: Tianjin People's PublishingHouse (in press).

Tell Halif--Field III, vol.IV. Lahav Research Project Publications (inpreparation).

For Everything There is a Season: Daily Life in Ancient Israel. Walnut Creek,CA: AltaMira Press (in preparation).

Review: V. Fritz, The City in Ancient Israel, Sheffield: Sheffield AcademicPress, 1995.Biblical Archaeology Review 23/3 (1997): 19-20.

Baruch Brandl: Research Fellow, 1997-01 (Israel Antiquities Authority)A Scarab in Gold Mount. Pp. 52-56 in Tel Miqne-Ekron, Report of the 1995-

1996 Excavations in Field XNW: Areas 77, 78, 79, 89, 90, 101, 102. Iron Age I by N.Bierling,ed. S. Gitin, Jerusalem: Ekron Limited Edition Series 7, 1998.

A Seventh Century B.C.E. Scarab. Pp. 414-418 in Tel Ira, A Stronghold inthe Biblical Negev, ed. I. Beit-Arieh, Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University, Institute ofArchaeology Monograph Series, 1999.

Two Ramesside Scarabs from Jatt (Tel Gat Carmel). `Atiqot37 (1999):17*-22*.

Two First-Millennium Cylinder Seals from Bethsaida (et-Tell). Pp. 225-244inBethsaida, A City by the North Shore of the Sea of Galilee,vol. 2, eds. R. Arav andR.A. Freund, Kirksville, MO: Thomas Jefferson University Press, 1999.

Various Finds from Iron Age II and the Persian Period (Eighth-Fourthcenturies BCE.). Pp. 187-210 inRamat Hanadiv Excavations. Final Report of the1984-1998 Seasons,Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 2000.

Two Scarabs from Horvat `Eleq. Pp. 537-542 inRamat Hanadiv Excavations.Final Report of the 1984-1998 Seasons, by Yizhar Hirschfeld, Jerusalem: IsraelExploration Society, 2000.

Bullae with Figurative Decoration. Pp. 58-74 inExcavations at the City ofDavid 1978-1985, Directed by Yigal Shiloh, vol. VI:Inscriptions, Qedem 41, ed. D.T.Ariel, Jerusalem: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2000.

A Persian-Period Phoenician Glass Scaraboid from Cave 2 near the HolylandHotel, Jerusalem. Atiqot40 (2000): 25-31.

Erani (Tel); Sheikh Ahmed el-Areini; Gath (Tel). Pp. 166-167 inArchaeological Encyclopedia of the Holy Land, eds. A. Negev and S. Gibson, NewYork: Continuum (in press).


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Aaron Brody:George A. Barton Fellow, 1992/93; Dorot Research Fellow, 1993/94;United States Information Agency Junior Research Fellow, 1995/96; Post-DoctoralFellow/White-Levy Program for Archaeological Publications, 1998/99 (Harvard

University)Barton Fellow Report.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter43/2 (1993): 2.

Maritime Religion of the Canaanites and Phoenicians: Aspects of theSpecialized Sacral Beliefs and Practices of Levantine Seafarers. Ph.D.dissertation,Harvard University, 1996.

USIA Junior Research Fellow's Report: Maritime Religion of the Canaanites& Phoenicians: Aspects of Specialized Sacral Beliefs and Practices of LevantineSeafarers.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 46/4 (1996): 13.

Each Man Cried Out To His God: The Specialized Religion of Canaaniteand Phoenician Seafarers.Albright News 2 (1997): 5-6.

Each Man Cried Out To His God: The Specialized Religion of Canaanite

and Phoenician Seafarers. Harvard Semitic Monograph Series 58. Atlanta, GA:Scholars Press, 1998.Canaanite Mortuary Ritual: A Case Study of Structural Tombs from Late

Bronze Age Ashkelon. InAshkelon Excavation Report Series(in preparation).Tel Akko: Final Report on the Bronze and Iron Age Levels in Area H

(in preparation).From the Hills of Adonis through the Pillars of Hercules: Recent Advances in

the Material Culture Study of Canaanite and Phoenician Civilization. In The Housethat Albright Built: The Albright/ASOR Symposium Volume, Boston Conference, 1999(in press).

Structural Tombs from Late Bronze Age I Ashkelon: A Case Study in theArchaeological Detection of Mortuary Ritual. Ashkelon Final Reports 1, WinonaLake, IN: Eisenbrauns (in press).

The Patron Deities of Canaanite and Phoenician Seafarers. In Tropis,vol. VII,VIIth International Symposium on Ship Construction in Antiquities, ed. H. Tzalas,Piraeus: Hellenic Institute for the Preservation of Nautical Tradition (in press).

Steven Brooke, Research Fellow, 1996/97 (Florida International University)Views of Jerusalem and the Holy Land.New York: Rizzoli International,

1998.Views of Jerusalem and the Holy Land(exhibition catalogue). Miami Beach,

FL: Bass Museum of Art, 1998.

Daniel C. Browning:Research Fellow 1988/89 (Southwestern Baptist TheologicalSeminary)

The Textile Industry of Iron Age Timnah and its Regional and SocioeconomicContexts: A Literary and Artifactual Analysis. Ph.D. dissertation, SouthwesternBaptist Theological Seminary, 1988.


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Spinning and Weaving. InHolman Bible Dictionary, ed. T. Butler, Nashville,TN: Holman, 1991.

Nicolo Bucaria:Research Fellow, 1994/95 (Instituto Siciliano di Studi Libraici,Palermo, Sicily; Curator, Sicilia Judaica Exhibition, 2000)Antichi anelli e sigilli giudaici in Sicilia. Sicilia Archeologica87-88-89

(1995): 129-134.Sicilia Judaica. Guida alle antichit giudaiche della Sicilia. Palermo:

Flaccovio, 1996.L'archeologia giudaica in Sicilia. Pp. 44-49 inMateria Giudaica 3. Bollettino

dellAssociazione per lo Studio del Giudaismo, Bologna: Italian Association forJewish Studies, 1997.

Antiche lucerne giudaiche in Sicilia. Pp. 259-269 in Gli ebrei in Sicilia dalTardo antico al Medioevo, ed. N. Bucaria, Palermo: Flaccovio, 1998.

Dui pari di pumi dargento. Larte ebraica in Sicilia.Kalos2 (in press).

Ebrei e Siciliani: una storia difficile da scrivere. Pp. 33-42 inMulticulturalismo, frammenti, confluenze e prospettive mediterranee, eds. R. Bivonaand G. Igonetti, Napoli: Arte Tipografica Editrice (in press).

Stephanie Budin: Samuel H. Kress Joint Athens/Jerusalem Fellow, 1997/98(University of Pennsylvania)

The Origins of Aphrodite.American Schools of Oriental Research 48/3(1998): 22-23.

The Origins of Aphrodite. Ph.D. dissertation (University of Pennsylvania) (inpress).

Creating a Goddess of Sex. Pp. 315-324 inEngendering Aphrodite: Womenand Society in Ancient Cyprus, eds. D. Bolger and N. Serwint, ASOR ArchaeologicalReports, 7/ CAARI Monographs 3, Boston, MA: ASOR, 2002.

Minoan Asherah? In The Transmission and Assimilation of Culture in theNear East: Conference Proceedings, Jerusalem, February 28-March 2, 2000, ed. J.Clarke, London: Council for British Research in the Levant (submitted).

The Origins of Aphrodite.Bethesda, Maryland: CDL Press (in press).

Robert J. Bull:National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1980/81 (DrewUniversity)

Caesarea Maritima: The Search for Herod's City.Biblical ArchaeologyReview 8/3 (1982): 24-41.

The Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima. Preliminary Reports onMicrofiche, 1971-1978. Madison, NJ: Drew University Institute for ArchaeologicalResearch, 1987.

The Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima: The Ninth Season, 1980 (withEdgar Krentz and Olin J. Storvick).Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental

Research Supplement 24 (1987): 31-55.


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Theodore W. Burgh: Research Fellow (Fulbright), 1998/99 (University of Arizona)Do You Hear What I Hear? A Study of Musical Instruments and Musical

Activity in Iron Age Israel/Palestine and Surrounding Cultures of the Ancient NearEast. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Arizona, 2000.

Nephi Bushman III: Samuel H. Kress Fellow, 1986/87 (University of Arizona)Beth Shan Valley Project.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter

39/3 (1988): 7, 13.

Charles E. Carter: Samuel H. Kress Fellow, 1989/90 (Duke University)A Social and Demographic Study of Post-Exilic Judah. Ph.D. dissertation,

Duke University, 1992 (accepted for publication in the Journal for the Study of theOld Testament Monograph Series).

Miriam Cheryl Chernoff: Research Fellow, 1983/84 (Brandeis University)The Archaeological Material from Tel el-Ifshar, Israel. A Diachronic Study ofAgricultural Strategies during the Third and Second Millennia B.C.E. Ph.D.dissertation, Brandeis University, 1988.

Natural Resource Use in an Ancient Near East Farming Community.Agricultural History 66/2 (1992): 213-220.

Preliminary Report on Botanical Remains from adir Hyk, Turkey (1994season) (with Taska M. Harnischfeger).Anatolica22 (1996): 159-179.

Dynamics of Cereal Production at Tell el-Ifshar, Israel, during the MiddleBronze Age (with Samuel Paley).Journal of Field Archaeology 25/4 (1998): 397-416.

Cereal Cultivation at Tel el-Ifshar, Israel during the Middle Bronze Age(submitted).

Lisa Cole: United States Information Agency Junior Research Fellow, 1998/99(University of Arizona)

This Little Canaanite Went to Market: A Modern Approach to the AncientEconomy of the Southern Levant in the Late Bronze Age.American Schools ofOriental ResearchNewsletter 49/3 (1999): 11.

Eugene Collins: Senior Fellow, 1984/85 (Malone College)Researching Iron II Pottery at Albright.American Schools of Oriental

Research Newsletter 37/1 (1985): 4-5.

Sidnie White Crawford:National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1989/90;Dorot Dead Sea Scrolls Fellow, 1990/92 (Harvard University)

Report from the Albright.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter40/3 (1990): 4-5.


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4QDtn: Biblical Manuscript or Excerpted Text? Pp. 13-20 in Of Scribes andScrolls, eds. H. Attridge, J. Collins and T. Tobin, Lanham, MD: Catholic Society ofAmerica, 1990.

The All Souls Deuteronomy and the Decalogue.Journal of Biblical Literature109 (1990): 193-206.Progress Made Toward Publishing the Dead Sea Scrolls.Biblical

Archaeologist 53/3 (1990): 170.Important Features of Four Deuteronomy Manuscripts from Cave IV,

Qumran.Revue de Qumran (1991): 57-58.Aesora; Arphaxad; Bagoas; Balbaim; Bectileth; Belmain; Bethulia;

Betomasthaim; Chabris; Charmis; Chelleans; Chelous; Choba; Chusi; Cyamon;Elkiah; Esdraelon; Gothoniel; Kola; Kona; Melchiel; Ocina; Ox; Oziel; Rakkath;Rakkon; 'Remeth; Raphaim; Rassis; Rissah; Rithmah; Rumah; Salamiel; Sampsames;Sench; Shaalim; Shahazumah; Shepham; Shepher, Mount; Sur; Tadmor; Tahath;Taralah; Titans; Ummah; Zaanannim; Zimri. In The Anchor Bible Dictionary, ed.

D.N. Freedman, New York: Doubleday, 1992.4Q364 & 365: A Preliminary Report. Pp. 217-228 in The Madrid QumranCongress: Proceedings of the International Congress on the Dead Sea Scrolls,

Madrid, 18-21 March, 1991,eds. J. Trebolle Barrera and L. Vegas Montaner, Studieson the Texts of the Desert of Judah II, Madrid/Leiden: Universidad Complutense/E.J.Brill, 1992.

Esther. Pp. 131-137 in The Woman's Bible Commentary, eds. C. Newsomeand S. Ringe, Louisville, KY: John Knox/Westminster, 1992.

In the Steps of Jael and Deborah: Judith as Heroine. Pp. 5-16 inNo One SpokeIll of Her: Essays on Judith, ed. J.C. Vanderkam, Early Judaism and Its Literature, vol. 2, Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1992.

Three Deuteronomy Manuscripts from Cave IV, Qumran.Journal of BiblicalLiterature 112 (1993): 21-40.

Three Fragments from Qumran Cave IV and their Relationship to the TempleScroll.Jewish Quarterly Review 85 (1994): 259-273.

4QReworked Pentateuch: 4Q364-367, with an appendix on 4Q365a (withEmanuel Tov). Pp. 187-196, 319-334 inDiscoveries in the Judaean Desert XIII,Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1994.

4QDeuteronomya,c,a,i,g,i,n,o,p.Pp. 7-8; 15-34; 45-54; 71-74; 117-133 inDiscoveries in the Judaean Desert XIV,Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1995.

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Commentary; Paqid; Pesher; Qahat, Testament of; Rank; Revenge; Teacher ofRighteousness; Temple Scroll; Testimonium; War Scroll; Wicked Priest; Words of the


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Heavenly Lights; Zadok. InDictionary of Biblical Judaism, New York: MacMillan,1995.

James H. Charlesworth: Annual Professor, 1998/99 (Princeton TheologicalSeminary)Anguine Iconography in the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum Museum and

Biblical Exegesis.Liber Annus XLIX (1999): 431-442.Caves of Enlightenment: Proceedings of the American Schools of Oriental

Research Dead Sea Scrolls Jubilee Symposium (1947-1997), ed. J.H. Charlesworth,North Richland Hills, TX: BIBAL, 1998.

The Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Hebrew Bible and Qumran.TheBible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, vol. 1, North Richland Hills, TX: BIBAL, 2000.

The Millennium Guide for Pilgrims to the Holy Land.North Richland Hills,TX: BIBAL, 2000.

The Serpent: A Good or Evil Symbol. Anchor Bible Reference Library, New

York: Doubleday (in press).Claudine Dauphin:Senior Fellow, 1988/89 (Centre National de la RechercheScientifique, France)

Er-Ramthaniyye: Surveying an Early Bedouin Byzantine Pilgrimage Center inthe Golan Heights.Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society 8 (1988-1989):82-85.

Roman and Byzantine Settlements in Ancient Gaulanitis.PalestineExploration Quarterly 8 (1989): 85.

Golan Settlement Pattern Survey-1988.Hadashot Arkheologiot 94(1989): 5-6(Hebrew).

Landscape Archaeology at Er-Ramthaniyye in the Golan Heights (withShimon Gibson). Pp. 35-45 inArchologie et Espaces, Actes des Xe Rencontres

Internationales d'Archologie et d'Histoire d'Antibes 18-20-21 Octobre 1989,Antibes: Juan-les-Pins, 1990.

Golan Survey-1988 (with Shimon Gibson).Israel Exploration Journal 41(1991): 176-179.

Ancient Settlements and Their Landscapes: The Results of Ten Years ofSurvey on the Golan Heights (1978-1988) (with Shimon Gibson).Bulletin of the

Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society 12 (1992-1993): 7-31.Dora-Dor: A Station for Pilgrims in the Byzantine Period on Their Way to

Jerusalem. Pp. 90-97 inAncient Churches Revealed, ed. Y. Tsafrir, Jerusalem: IsraelExploration Society, 1993.

Encore des Judo-Chrtiens au Golan? Pp. 69-84 inEarly Christianity inContext. Monuments and Documents. Essays in Honour of Father E. Testa, OFM,eds.F. Manns and E. Alliata, Jerusalem: Studium Biblicum Franciscanum Collectio Maior38, 1993.

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De l'Eglise de la Circoncision l'Eglise de la Gentilit: Sur une nouvelle voiehors de l'impasse.Liber Annuus XLIII (1993): 223-242.

Villages deserts juifs et chrtiens du Golan.Archologia 297 (1994): 52-64.

De l'Eglise de la Circoncision l'Eglise de la Gentilit: Nazarens etEbionites.La Terre Sainte 4 (1994): 180-186.Exploring Ancient Settlements and Landscapes in the Golan: The Results of

Ten Years of Survey (1978-1988) (with Shimon Gibson). Cathedra 73 (1994): 3-25(Hebrew).

The Byzantine City of Dor/Dora Discovered (with Shimon Gibson).Bulletinof the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society 14 (1994-95): 9-38.

Plerinage ghassanide au sanctuaire byzantin de Saint Jean-Baptiste Er-Ramthaniyye en Gaulanitide. Pp. 667-673 inAkten des XII Internationalen Kongress

fr Christliche Archologie, Bonn, 22-28 September 1991, Jahrbuch fr Antike undChristentum Ergnzungsband 20/2, Mnster: Aschendorffsche Verlangsbuchhand-lung, 1995.

Sur la route des plerinages byzantins en Terre Sainte, la basilique de Dor.LaTerre Sainte (1996): 84-93.Paiens, Juifs, Judo-Chrtiens, Chrtiens et Musulmans en Gaulanitide: les

inscriptions de Na'aran, Kafr Naffakh, Farj et Er-Ramthaniyye (with S.P. Brock, R.C.Gregg and A.F.L. Beeston).Proche-Orient Chrtien 46 (1996): 3-4; 305-340.

On the Pilgrim's Way to the Holy City of Jerusalem: The Basilica of Dor.Pp. 145-165 inArchaeology and Biblical Interpretation,ed. J.R. Bartlett, London:Routledge, 1997.

Dor Church, 1994.Hadashot Arkheologiyot 156 (1997): 56-57 (Hebrew).Notes and News Dor, Byzantine Church, 1994.Israel Exploration Journal

47 (1997): 121-127.Dor, the Church.Excavations and Surveys in Israel18 (1998): 36-37.

La Palestine Byzantine: Peuplement et Populations. Oxford: BritishArchaeological Reports International Series 726, 1998.

From Apollo and Asclepius to Christ: Pilgrimage and Healing at the Templeand Episcopal Basilica of Dor. In The Origins of Christianity. Essays in Celebrationof the 75th Anniversary of the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum, Jerusalem, ed. F.Manns, Jerusalem: Franciscan Press (in press).

Dora/Dor, and Samaria and the Mediterranean Coast. InEncyclopedia ofEarly Christian Art, ed. P. Corby Finney, New York (in press).

J.P. Dessel:W.F. Albright Fellow, 1984/85; Richard J. Scheuer Fellow, 1985/86(University of Arizona)

The Early Bronze III in Southern Palestine.American Schools of OrientalResearch Newsletter 37/3 (1986): 12.

An Iron Age I Figurine from Tell Halif.Bulletin of the American Schools ofOriental Research 269 (1987): 59-64.


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Notes and NewsTell el-Wawiyat (with Bonnie Wisthoff and Beth AlpertNakhai).Israel Exploration Journal 37 (1987): 181-185.

Urban Dynamism in Third Millennium Southern Palestine. Ph.D.dissertation,

University of Arizona, 1991.Tel Miqne-Ekron: Field IV (1985). A contribution toField IV Report 1985-1995, by Yossi Garfinkel, Trude Dothan and Seymour Gitin, Ekron Limited EditionSeries 11, ed. S. Gitin, Jerusalem: Albright Institute (in preparation).

Tamas Dezso: Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, 1997/98 (Eotvos Lorand University,Budapest)

The Neo-Assyrian Empire and the Conquered Lands: The Mechanism ofAssyrian Military Expansion.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 48/3(1998): 21.

Chip Dobbs-Allsopp:National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1997/98

(Yale University)Commentary on the Book of Lamentations.American Schools of OrientalResearch Newsletter 48/3 (1998): 19-20.

Linguistic Evidence for the Date of Lamentations.Journal of Ancient NearEastern Studies 26 (1998): 1-36.

The Rape of Zion in Thr 1. 10 (with Tod Linafelt); The Enjambing Line inLamentations: A Taxonomy (Part 1); The Effects of Enjambment in Lamentations(Part 2),Zeitschrift fr die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 113 (in press).

Ralph W. Doermann:Annual Professor, 1984/85; National Endowment for theHumanities Fellow, 1984/85 (Trinity Lutheran Seminary)

Excavation Reports 1984.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter36/2 (1984): 14.

Excavation Reports 1984.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter36/4-5 (1985): 15.

Archaeology and Biblical Interpretation: Tell el-Hesi. Pp. 129-156 inArchaeology and Biblical Interpretation: Essays in Memory of D. Glenn Rose, eds.L.G. Perdue, L.E. Toombs and G.L. Johnson. Atlanta: John Knox Press, 1987.

Report of the Joint Expedition to Tell el-Hesi for the Department ofAntiquities of Israel. Season of 1983 (with Valerie Fargo), Jerusalem: IsraelAntiquities Authority, 1983.

Tell el-Hesi, 1983 (with Valerie Fargo).Palestine Exploration Quarterly 117(1985): 1-24.

Eight Seasons at Tell el-Hesi. Trowel and Patish 2 (1987): 1-4.Cyrus, Conqueror of Babylon: Anointed (by the Lord) or Appointed (by

Marduk)? A Re-examination of Conflicting Perspectives. InProceedings of theEastern Great Lakes and Midwest Biblical Societies,Vol. VII, 1987.

Tell el-Hesi: The Iron Age Structures (in preparation).


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Trude Dothan:Senior Fellow, 1994-00 (Hebrew University)Tel Miqne-Ekron: The Rise and Fall of a Philistine City (with Seymour

Gitin).Qadmoniot 105-106 (1994): 2-28 (Hebrew).

Tel Miqne-Ekron: The Aegean Affinities of the Sea Peoples (Philistines):Settlement in Canaan in Iron Age I. Pp. 41-59 inRecent Excavations in Israel: A Viewto the West,ed. S. Gitin, Dubuque, IA: Archaeological Institute of AmericaMonograph 1, 1995.

An Early Phoenician Cache from Tel Miqne-Ekron. Pp. 147-150 inEretz-lsrael 25 (Aviram Festschrift), Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1996 (Hebrew).

Tel Miqne (with Seymour Gitin); Philistines, Early Philistines. Pp. 310-311 inThe Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Near East,ed. E.M. Meyers, Vol. 4,

New York: Oxford University Press, 1997.Initial Philistine Settlement: From Migration to Coexistence. Pp. 148-161 in

Mediterranean Peoples in Transition,eds. S. Gitin, A. Mazar and E. Stern, Jerusalem:Israel Exploration Society, 1998.

An Early Phoenician Cache from Ekron. Pp. 259-272 inHesed ve-Emet,Studies in Honor of Ernest S. Frerichs,eds. J. Magness and S. Gitin, Atlanta: ScholarsPress, 1998.

The Pottery. Pp. 20-49 in Tel Miqne Ekron, Excavations 1995-1996, FieldXNW: Iron Age I, by N. Bierling, ed. S. Gitin, Ekron Limited Edition Series 7,Jerusalem: Albright Institute and Hebrew University, 1998.

Reflections on the Initial Phase of Philistine Settlement. Pp. 145-158 in TheSea Peoples and Their World: A Re-Assessment, ed. E. Oren, Philadelphia: UniversityMuseum, University of Pennsylvania, 2000.

Bronze and Iron Objects with Cultic Connotations from Philistine TempleBuilding 350 at Ekron.Israel Exploration Journal (in press).

The Aegean and the OrientCultic Interactions. In Symbiosis, Symbolism andthe Power of the Past: Canaan, Ancient Israel and their Neighbors From the Late

Bronze Age through Roman Palestinae, Proceeding of the Albright-ASOR CentennialSymposium, 2000, Jerusalem (in press).

Tel Miqne-Ekron: An Iron Age I Philistine Settlement in Canaan. In TheArchaeology of Israel, Peoples and Cultures of Ancient Israel: Recent ArchaeologicalDiscoveries,ed. D. Small, Sheffield: Sheffield University Press (in press).

An Ivory Decorated Lid from Tel Miqne-Ekron. InEretz Israel 27(TadmorFestschrift), Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 2002 (Hebrew) (in press).

Thomas B. Dozeman: Senior Fellow, 1998/99 (United Theological Seminary,Dayton, OH)

The Literary Function of Geography in the Formation of the Pentateuch.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 49/3 (1999): 16-17.


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Elbieta Dubis: Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, 1997/98 (Jagiellonian University,Cracow, Poland)

EBI Megalithic Structures (Dolmens) in Palestine.American Schools of

Oriental Research48/3 (1998): 22.EBI Megalithic Structures (Dolmens) in Palestine.Ph.D. dissertation,Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland (in preparation).

Julie A.Duncan: George A. Barton Fellow, 1987/88 (Harvard University)Dead Sea Scrolls Research at the Albright Institute.American Schools of

Oriental Research Newsletter 39/3 (1988):6-7.Deuteronomy Fragments from Cave IV at Qumran. Ph.D. dissertation,

Harvard University, 1989.

J. Kenneth Eakins: Annual Professor, 1983/84 (Golden Gate Baptist TheologicalSeminary)

Jerusalem: Excavation Highlights, Summer, 1983.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter 35 (1984):3-4.Jerusalem: More Excavation Reports, 1983.American Schools of Oriental

Research Newsletter 35 (1984):5-6.Tell el-Hesi: The Muslim Cemetery in Fields V and VI/IX (Stratum II).

Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 1993.

Jennie R. Ebeling:Research Fellow (Fulbright), 1998/99 (University of Arizona)Archaeological Remains of Everyday Activities in the Ancient Near East:

Ground Stone Tools in Bronze and Iron Age Palestine. InDaily Life in the AncientNear East: Proceedings of the Midwest Region Meeting of SBL, AOS, and ASOR,Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati, Ohio,1999, eds. R.E.Averbeck, M.W. Chavalas and D.B. Weisberg, Bethesda, MD: CDL Press(forthcoming).

Douglas Edwards: Senior Fellow, 1992/93 (University of Puget Sound)The Socio-Economic and Cultural Ethos of Lower Galilee in the First

Century: Implications for the Nascent Jesus Movement. Pp. 53-74 in The Galilee inLate Antiquity,ed. L.I. Levine, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1992.

Religion and Power: Pagans, Jews, and Christians in the Greek East.NewYork: Oxford University Press, 1996.

Robert Eisenman:National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1985/86(California State University, Long Beach)

James the Just in the Habakkuk Pesher, Vol. 33, Studies Post-Biblica. Leiden:E.J.Brill, 1986.


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The Dead Sea Scrolls and the First Christians. Rockport, MA: Element, 1996(reprint of the above monograph and other articles).

James the Brother of Jesus.New York: Penguin, 1998.

James Engle: Senior Fellow, 1992/93 (Eastern Mennonite Seminary, Harrisonburg,VA)

Senior Fellowship Report.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter43/3 (1993):8-9.

Douglas Esse: Post-Doctoral Fellow, 1985-87 (University of Chicago)Notes and News: Ashkelon, 1985-1986 (with Lawrence E. Stager).Israel

Exploration Journal 37 (1987):68-72.Secondary State Formation and Collapse in Early Bronze Age Palestine.

Pp. 81-96 inL'Urbanisation de la Palestine l'ge du bronze ancien, ed. P. deMiroschedji, Colloque d'Emmaus. British Archaeological Reports International Series

527, 1989.Reviews: E. Stern,Material Culture of the Land of the Bible in the PersianPeriod 538-332. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 47 (1988): 190-191; D.P. Cole,Shechem I: The Middle Bronze IIB Pottery. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 47(1988): 283-285.

The Archaeology of Palestine in the Bronze Age, An Update and Expansionof The Archaeology of Palestine, by G.E. Wright. In The Bible and the Ancient Near

East,ed. G.E. Wright, 1961. Prepared for the Hebrew Scriptures and CognateLiterature section of the Society of Biblical Literature, ed. JoAnn Hackett (in press).

J. Cheryl Exum:National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1980/81; Post-Doctoral Fellow, 1983/84 (Sheffield University)

The Theological Dimension of the Samson Saga. Vetus Testamentum 33(1983): 30-45.

You Shall Let Every Daughter Live': A Study of Exodus 1: 8-2:10. Pp. 63-82in The Bible and Feminist Hermeneutics,ed. N.C.A. Tolbert, Semeia 28, Chico, CA:Scholars Press, 1983.

Isaac, Samson, and Saul: Reflections on the Comic and Tragic Visions (withJ.W. Whedbee). Pp. 5-40 in Tragedy and Comedy in the Bible,ed. J.C. Exum, Semeia32, Chico, CA: Scholars Press, 1985.

A Mother in Israel': A Familiar Figure Reconsidered. Pp. 73-85 inFeministInterpretation of the Bible,ed. L.M Russell, Philadelphia: Westminster, 1985.

Deborah; Jezebel; Michal; Nurse; Sarah; Ehud; Delaiah; and Delilah. InHarpers Bible Dictionary,San Francisco: Harper and Row, 1985.

Editor, Tragedy and Comedy in the Bible.Decatur, GA: Scholars Press, 1985.The Mothers of Israel: The Patriarchal Narratives from a Feminist

Perspective.Bible Review 2/1 (1986): 60-67.


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The Tragic Vision and Biblical Narrative: The Case of Jephthah. Pp. 59-83 inSigns and Wonders: Biblical Texts in Literary Focus,ed. J.C. Exum, Semeia Studies,Chico, CA: Scholars Press, 1989.

Tragedy and Biblical Narrative: Arrows of the Almighty. Cambridge:Cambridge University Press, 1992.Review: D.M. Gunn, The Fate of King Saul: An Interpretation of a Biblical

Story. Catholic Biblical Quarterly 43 (1981): 621-622.

Zbigniew T. Fiema: National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1999/00(University of Helsinki)

Southern Jordan and the NegevComparative Studies in Byzantine Urbanismand Ecclesiastical Architecture.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter50/3 (2000): 9-10.

Edwin Firmage:Research Fellow, 1987/88 (University of California at Berkeley)

RK (with Jacob Milgrom). Theologisches Wrterbuch zum Alten Testament6(1987): 380-384.The Biblical Dietary Law and the Concept of Holiness. Supplement to Vetus

Testamentum 41 (1990): 177-208.RWM (with J. Milgrom). Theologisches Wrterbuch zum Alten Testament 7

(1990): 425-431.Zoology (Fauna). In The Anchor Bible Dictionary, ed. D.N. Freedman, New

York: Doubleday, 1992.The Definite Article in Phoenician.Maarav 9 (in press).

Alysia Fischer: Endowment for Biblical Research Fellow, 1995/96; United StatesInformation Agency Junior Research Fellow, 1996/97 (University of Arizona)

Strength-testing Glass: The Hellenistic/Early Roman Corpus of Sepphoris,Israel. Pp. 111-115 in The Practical Impact of Science on Near Eastern and Aegean

Archaeology, eds. S. Pike and S. Gitin, Archetype Publications Ltd., London, for theAmerican School of Classical Studies, Athens: Wiener Laboratory Monograph 3,2000.

Ancient Glassmaking Technology at Sepphoris, Israel (with W.P. McCrayand W.D. Kingery).Journal of Archaeological Science (in press).

Paul Fitzpatrick: Research Fellow, 1995/96 (Ecole Biblique)The Lord's Pleasant Planting: Vine, Vineyard and Grape in theReligious

Experience of the Authors of Isaiah. InMmoire, Ecole Biblique, 1997.

James N. Ford: Research Fellow, 1997/98 (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Ugaritic Prophylactic Magic: Texts and their Place in the Ancient Near

Eastern Magical Tradition (KTU2 1.96). Ph.D. dissertation, Hebrew University,2002.


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Ernest S. Frerichs: Annual Professor, 1982/83 (Brown University)Editor,Goodenough on History of Religion and on Judaism (with Jacob

Neusner), Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1986.Editor,Judaic Perspectives on Ancient Israel (with Baruch A.Levine andJacob Neusner), Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1987.

Editor, The Bible and Bibles in America. Society of Biblical LiteratureCentennial Series, Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1988.

Glenda Friend: Endowment for Biblical Research Fellow, 1995/96 (BaltimoreHebrew University)

Textile Production at Tell Gezer and Tell Halif: The Development of Iron AgeII Cottage Industries. M.A. thesis, Baltimore Hebrew University, 1996.

Masada. Pp. 428-430 in The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the NearEast,ed. E.M. Meyers, Vol. 3, New York: Oxford University Press, 1997.

Tell Taannek 1963-1968 III/2: The Loomweights, ed. K.Nashef, Birzeit:Birzeit University, Palestinian Institute of Archaeology, 1998.

Ida Frohlich: Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, 1996/97 (Pazmany Peter CatholicUniversity, Hungary)

A qumrni szvegek magyarul [The Texts of Qumran in Hungarian translation,with Introduction and Notes].Studia Orientalia 1, Piliscsaba: Pzmny Pter KatolikusEgyetem, 1998. (Second enlarged edition: Piliscsaba, Budapest: Pzmny PterKatolikus Egyetem: Szent Istvn Kiad, 2000.)

Narrative Exegesis in the Dead Sea Scrolls. Pp. 81-99 inBiblical Perspectives:Early Use and Interpretation of the Bible in Light of the Dead Sea Scrolls: Proceedingsof the First International Symposium of the Orion Center for the Study of the Dead SeaScrolls and Associated Literature, 12-14 May 1996,

eds. M.E. Stone and E.G. Chazon,

Studies on the Texts of the Desert of Judah XXVIII, Leiden: Brill, 1998.Stories from the Persian King's Court. 4Q550 (4prEsthar/a-f). Acta Antiqua 38

(1998): 103-114.Qumran Names. Pp. 294-305 in The Provo International Conference on the

Dead Sea Scrolls. Technological Innovations, New Texts, and Reformulated Issues,eds.D.W. Parry and E. Ulrich, Leiden: Brill, 1999.

Neil Shozo Fujita: Senior Fellow, 1990/91 (Iona College, New Rochelle, NY)Biblical Monolatry.Bible Today (1992).

Yosef Garfinkel: Research Fellow, 1989/90, 1991/92 (Hebrew University)

Bone and Metal Straw Tip Beer-Strainers from the Ancient Near East (withA.M. Maeir).Levant 24 (1992):218-223.A Late Neolithic Seal from Herzliya (with Felix Burian and Erion Friedman).

Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 286 (1992):7-13.


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Ali, Tel; Gesher; Jordan Valley (Neolithic and Chalcolithic Periods); Sha'arHagolan; Shunah, Tell esh-; Yiftahel (Neolithic Layers). Pp. 53-55; 492-493;811-814; 1340-1342; 1378-1379; 1512-1513 in The New Encyclopedia of

Archaeological Excavations in the Holy Land, ed. E. Stern, Jerusalem: IsraelExploration Society/Carta, 1993.Ethical Problems in Interdisciplinary Research. P. 482 inBiblical

Archaeology Today, 1990, eds. A. Biran and J.Aviram, Jerusalem: Israel ExplorationSociety, 1993.

The Yarmukian Culture in Israel.Paleorient 19/1 (1993): 115-134.The 'PPNC' Flint Assemblage from Tel Ali. Pp. 543-562 inNeolithic

Chipped Stone Industries of the Fertile Crescent. Studies in Early Near EasternProduction, Subsistence and Environment 1,eds. H.G. Gebel and S. K. Kozlowski,Berlin: Ex Oriente, 1994.

Brian K. Garnand:Samuel H. Kress Joint Athens/Jerusalem Fellow, 1998/99

(University of Chicago)Barbarians at the Borders: The Maintenance of Hellenic Ethnic Identities inthe Ancient Mediterranean World.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter49/3 (1999): 9.

Barbarians at the Borders: The Maintenance of Hellenic Ethnic Identities inthe Ancient Mediterranean World. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Chicago (in

preparation).

Shimon Gibson: Post-Doctoral Fellow, 1996-98 (Palestine Exploration Fund/IsraelAntiquities Authority); Post-Doctoral Fellow, 1998/99 (Israel Antiquities Authority);Independent Researcher, 1999/00

A Note on T.E. Lawrence as Photographer in the Wilderness of Zin (withRupert Chapman).Palestine Exploration Quarterly128 (1996): 94-102.

Landscapes of Eretz Israel in the Photographs of Edelstein (1892-1910)(with Eli Schiller).Ariel (1996): 119-120, 295-314 (Hebrew).

Eretz: The Geographical Magazine from Israel52 (May-June 1997) (issuededicated to the Palestine Exploration Fund).

The Original Form of Barclays Gate (with David M. Jacobson).PalestineExploration Quarterly 129 (1997): 138-149.

Officers and Gentlemen.Eretz 52 (1997): 19-25.T.E. Lawrence: Photographer in the Wilderness of Zin (with Rupert L.

Chapman). The T.E. Lawrence Society Newsletter 41 (1997): 1-3.The Holy Land in the Sights of Explorers Cameras. Pp. 235-248 in

Jerusalem in the Mind of the Western World, 1800-1948. With Eyes Toward Zion,Vol.V,eds.Y. Ben-Arieh and M. Davis, Westport, CT: Praeger, 1997.

Water Cisterns. Pp. 16-19 in Water Installations in Antiquity, eds. S. Gibsonand D. Amit,Jerusalem: Israel Antiquities Authority, Booklet No. I, 1998.


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Irrigation Agriculture in the Central Highlands. Pp. 36-38 in WaterInstallations in Antiquity,eds. S. Gibson and D. Amit, Jerusalem: Israel AntiquitiesAuthority, Booklet No I, 1998.

Ancient Technology (with David Amit), Jerusalem: Israel AntiquitiesAuthority, Booklet No. II, 1998.Lime Kilns in North-east Jerusalem and in the Modiin Region. Pp.18-19 in

Ancient Technology,eds. S. Gibson and D. Amit,Jerusalem:Israel AntiquitiesAuthority, Booklet No. II, 1998.

Charcoal Burners: A General Introduction. Pp. 20-22 inAncient Technology,eds. S. Gibson and D. Amit, Jerusalem:Israel Antiquities Authority, Booklet No. II,1998.

Tombs and Burial Customs in Northern Israel (with M.Aviam), Jerusalem:Israel Antiquities Authority, Booklet No. III, 1998.

Conrad Schick and the Palestine Exploration Fund.Ariel (1998): 130-131; 64-68 (Hebrew).

The Jewish-Christian Tomb from the Mount of Offence (with Gideon Avni).Revue Biblique 105 (1998): 161-175.The Modiin Excavation ProjectIntroduction; H.Tittora, The Central Hill;

Hill B (The East Slope); Bir Main: Hill C (C); Barfilya: Road 15 (South); El-BurjBarfilyaThe Hinterland: Ha-Shimshoni Compound.Hadashot Arkheologiyot 108(1998): 94-95; 99; 106; 112; 114; 115-116 (Hebrew).

An Unknown Church with Inscriptions from the Byzantine Period at KhirbetMakkus near Julis (with Fanny Vitto and L. Di Segni).Liber Annuus XLVIII (1998):315-334.

Town and Country in the Southern Carmel: Report on the LandscapeArchaeology Project at Dor (LAPD) (with S. Kingsley and Joanne Clarke).LevantXXXI (1999): 71-121.

British Archaeological Institutions in Mandatory Palestine, 1917-1948.Palestine Exploration Quarterly 131(1999): 115-143.

Landscape Archaeology and Salvage Excavations in Modiin.AmericanSchools of Oriental Research Newsletter49 (1999) 1: 16-17.

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AIAR Activities during 1982-83.American Schools of Oriental ResearchNewsletter 6 (1983): 5-9.

New Improvements at the Albright Institute Jerusalem.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter 8 (1983): 6-9.

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Albright Honors Oldest Archaeological Fellow.American Schools of OrientalResearch Newsletter 35/6 (1984): 8.

The International Congress on Biblical Archaeology.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter 35/6 (1984): 1-3.

3000 at Albright in Busy 1983-84.American Schools of Oriental ResearchNewsletter 35/7 (1984): 12-13.

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Chronique ArchologiqueKh. el-Muqana (Tell Miqne-Ekron) (with TrudeDothan).Revue Biblique 92 (1985): 408-413.

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Dramatic Finds in Ekron.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter36/3 (1985): 2-3.

Report from the Albright Director.American Schools of Oriental ResearchNewsletter 36/4-5 (1985): 9-12.

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On the Origin of Pottery from Tel Miqne-Ekron (with Jan Gunneweg, IsadorePerlman and Trude Dothan).Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research264 (1986): 3-16.

Tel Miqne-Ekron, 1985 (with Trude Dothan).Hadashot Arkheologiyot 87(1986): 35-36 (Hebrew).

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Albright Institute Announces 1986-87 Research Projects.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter 38/3 (1987): 11.

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Olive Oil in Antiquity Conference.American Schools of Oriental ResearchNewsletter 39/4 (1988): 9-10.

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Editor,Recent Excavations in Israel: Studies in Iron Age Archaeology(withW.G. Dever), Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research49, WinonaLake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 1989.

Reviews: Recent Library Acquisitions of the Albright Institute.Bulletin of theAmerican Schools of Oriental Research 274 (1989): 81-95.Incense Altars from Ekron, Israel and Judah: Context and Typology. Pp. 52*-

67* inEretz-lsrael 20 (Yadin Memorial Volume), Jerusalem: Israel ExplorationSociety, 1989.

Ekron of the Philistines: How They Lived, Worked and Worshipped for FiveHundred Years (with Trude Dothan).Biblical Archaeology Review 16/1 (1990): 20-25.

Ekron of the Philistines, Part II: Olive Oil Suppliers to the World.BiblicalArchaeology Review 16/2 (1990): 32-42, 59.

The Impact of Urbanization on a Philistine City-State: Tel Miqne-Ekron in theIron Age II Period. Pp. 277-284 inProceedings of the Tenth World Conference of

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AIAR Director Reports on Activities During Gulf War.BiblicalArchaeologist 54/1 (1991): 52-53.

The Albright's Spring Program, 1991.American Schools of Oriental ResearchNewsletter 41/2 (1991): 3-4.

Tel Miqne (with Trude Dothan). Pp. 997-1004 in The New Encyclopedia ofArchaeological Excavations in the Holy Land,ed. E. Stern, Jerusalem: IsraelExploration Society, 1992 (Hebrew).

Last Days of the Philistines.Archaeology 45/3 (1992): 26-31.Philistine Silver and Jewelry Discovered at Ekron (unsigned report).Biblical

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American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 42/3 (1992): 7-8.News from the Albright.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter

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Seventh Century BCE Cultic Elements at Ekron. Pp. 248-258 inProceedingsof the IInd International Congress on Biblical Archaeology, Jerusalem, 1990,eds. A.Biran and J. Aviram, Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1993.

Miqne, Tel (Ekron) (with Trude Dothan). Pp. 1051-1059 in The NewEncyclopedia of Archaeological Excavations in the Holy Land, ed. E. Stern, Vol. 3,Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1993.

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Tel Miqne-Ekron (with Trude Dothan).American Schools of Oriental

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How Philistine Culture Disappeared.Ariel100-101(1994): 157-165(Hebrew).

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Tel Miqne-Ekron in the 7th Century BCE: The Impact of EconomicInnovation and Foreign Cultural Influences on a Neo-Assyrian Vassal City-State.Pp. 61-79 inRecent Excavations in Israel: A View to the West. Reports on Kabri,

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Editor, Solving Riddles and Untying Knots. Biblical, Epigraphic and SemiticStudies in Honor of Jonas C. Greenfield(with Z. Zevit and M. Sokoloff), WinonaLake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 1995.

Formulating a Ceramic Typology: The Late Iron II, Persian and HellenisticPottery Corpus at Tell GezerA Case Study. Pp. 75-107 inRetrieving the Past: Essayson Archaeological Research and Methodology in Honor of Gus W. Van Beek,ed. J.D.Seger, Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 1996.

Tel Miqne-Ekron in the 7thCentury B.C.: City Plan Development and the Oil

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Contributor, Tel Miqne-EkronReport of the 1985-88 Excavations, Field INE,Areas 5, 6, 7, The Late Bronze Age,by A.E. Killebrew, ed. S. Gitin, Ekron LimitedEdition Series 6, Jerusalem: Albright Institute/Hebrew University, 1996.

Letter of Appreciation to Stuart and Laina Swiny.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter 46/1 (1996): 1.

News from Jerusalem.Albright News 1 (1996): 2, 4.Editor, W.F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research, Jerusalem: Project

Descriptions of Albright Appointees 1995-1996.Bulletin of the American Schools ofOriental Research 303 (1996): 79-93.

Albright Institute of Archaeological Research, Vol. 1: 62-63; Glueck, Nelson,Vol. 2: 415-416; Tel Miqne (with Trude Dothan), Vol. 4: 30-35; Philistines (Late),Vol. 4: 311-313 in The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Near East,ed.E.M. Meyers, New York: Oxford University Press, 1997.

The Neo-Assyrian Empire and Its Western Periphery: The Levant with aFocus on Philistine Ekron. Pp. 77-104 inASSYRIA 1995.Proceedings of the 10th

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A Royal Dedicatory Inscription from Ekron (with Trude Dothan and JosephNaveh).Israel Exploration Journal47/1-2 (1997):1-16.

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Ekron Identity Confirmed (with Trude Dothan and Joseph Naveh).Archaeology51/1 (1998): 30-31.

The Philistines in the Prophetic Text: An Archaeological Perspective.Pp. 273-290 inHesed ve-Emet: Studies in Honor of Ernest S. Frerichs, eds. J.Magness and S. Gitin, Brown Judaic Studies 320, Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1998.

Editor,Hesed ve-Emet: Studies in Honor of Ernest S. Frerichs (with. J.

Magness), Brown Judaic Studies 320, Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1998.News from Jerusalem.Albright News 4 (1998): 3-4, 11-12.Celebrating the Publication ofHesed ve-Emet: Studies in Honor of Ernest S.

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A New Type of Dedicatory Inscription from Ekron (with Mordechai Cogan).Israel Exploration Journal49/3-4 (1999):193-202.

Ekron of the Philistines in the Late Iron Age II.American Schools of OrientalResearch Newsletter 49/1 (1999): 11-13.

Editor, The Practical Impact of Science on Near Eastern and AegeanArchaeology(with S. Pike), Archetype Publications Ltd. London for the AmericanSchool of Classical Studies, Athens: Wiener Laboratory Monograph 3, 1999.

News from Jerusalem: Albright Expands Its Program.Albright News5(2000): 3-4, 11-12.

In Memoriam: Sa`id Freij, 1941-2000.Albright News6 (in press)News from Jerusalem: Albright Celebrates the Past and Plans for the Future.

Albright News6 (in press).The Tel Miqne-Ekron Silver Hoards: The Assyrian and Phoenician

Connections (with Amir Golani). InHacksilber to Coinage, ed. M. Balmuth, NewYork: American Numismatic Society (in press).

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The House That Albright Built. In The House That Albright Built: TheAlbright/ASOR Symposium Volume, Boston Conference, 1999 (in press).

Co-author, Tel-Miqne EkronReport of the 1995-96 Excavations Field INE,Areas 35, 37, 38, 67, 68, 69, 100, North Slope Iron Age I Early Philistine Period(withMark Meehl and Trude Dothan), ed. S. Gitin, Ekron Limited Edition Series 8,Jerusalem: Albright Institute/Hebrew University (in press).

Co-author, Tel Miqne-Ekron Report of the 1994-95 Excavations Field IV, IronAge II, the Neo-Assyrian Type Temple Complex(with Steve Ortiz and Trude Dothan),ed. S. Gitin, Ekron Limited Edition Series 9, Jerusalem: Albright Institute/Hebrew

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The Late Bronze Age 'City' at Tel Miqne-Ekron. Pp. 50-53 inEretz-Israel 23(Biran Festschrift), eds. E. Stern, T. Levi, Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1992.

Three Seals from Tel Miqne (in preparation).A Late Bronze II Burial at Tel Miqne (in preparation).The Late Bronze Age Cypriote Imports at Tel Miqne (in preparation).A 7th Century BCE Leg Burial Assemblage from Tel Miqne (in preparation).

Kathryn Gleason:National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, 1995/96(University of Pennsylvania)

Ruler and Spectacle: The Promontory Palace. Pp. 208-227 in Caesarea: ARetrospective after Two Millennia,eds. A. Raban and K. Holum, Leiden: E.J. Brill,1996.

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Gardens in Preclassical Times, and Gardens of the Hellenistic and RomanPeriods. Pp. 382-387, Vol. 2 in The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Near

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The Jewelry and the Jeweler's Craft at Tel Miqne-Ekron during the Iron Age.

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Three 7th-Century BCE Hoards of Silver Jewelry from Tel Miqne-Ekron(with Benjamin Sass).Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research311(1998): 57-81.

Three Silver Jewelry Hoards from Tel Miqne-Ekron. Pp. 987-999 inProceedings of the Fourth International Congress on Phoenician and Punic Studies,Cadiz, Spain, 1995,Cadiz: University of Cadiz, 2000.

The Tel Miqne-Ekron Silver Hoards: The Assyrian and Phoenician

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Jonathan Golden: United States Information Agency Junior Research Fellow,1995/96 (University of Pennsylvania)

USIA Junior Research Fellow's Report: Leaving the Age of Stone: TheOrigins and Development of Copper Production in the Southern Levant, c. 4700-3500BCE.American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter 46/4(1996): 12.

The Dawn of the Metal Age: Social Complexity and the Rise of CopperMetallurgy during the Chalcolithic of the Southern Levant, circa 4500-3500 BC.Ph.D. dissertation, University of Pennsylvania, 1998.

Azriel Gorski: Research Fellow, 1996-00 (Hebrew University); Weizmann Instituteof Science Fellow, 1996/97

Date PalmA Cordage Fiber Easily Confused with Jute. Pp. 80-82 inProceedings of the 4th Meeting of European Fibres Group, London: European FibresGroup, 1996.

PhytolithsAn Overview.Israel National Police, August, 1996.Prevalence of Human Tuberculosis in a Medieval Population of Lithuania

Studied by Ancient DNA Analysis (with Marina Faerman, Rimantas Jankauskas,Hillel Bercovier and Charles. L. Greenblatt).Ancient Biomolecules 1 (1997): 205-214.

Material Residues on Stone Tool Edges: Is Optical Microscopy Missing anOpportunity? The Microscope45/3 (1997): 89-93.

A Microarchaeological Study of Tel Miqne-Ekron.American Schools ofOriental Research Newsletter 47/3 (1997): 15.

Detecting Mycobacterium Tuberculosis DNA in Medieval Skeletal Remainsfrom Lithuania (with Marina Faerman, Rimantas Jankauskas, Hillel Bercovier, andCharles L. Greenblatt). Pp. 371-376 in Tuberculosis Past and Present, eds. G. Palfi et


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