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The History of Iron Age Jerusalem: A Ceramic Approach
Although the City of David in Jerusalem has been explored for the past 150 years, the complex nature of its stratigraphy and ceramic finds has precluded a reconstruction of its settlement history. This article presents an analysis of new, well-stratified, pottery assemblages, which makes it possible to construct an up-to-date stratigraphic Iron Age sequence for the site and to compare it to well-dated sites, such as Lachish and Arad.
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