•Pt. I. •Settlement Patterns and Landscape Archaeology •1. •The Monarchic Period in the Judaean Highland: A Spatial Overview / •Avi Ofer •2. •The Heart of the Monarchy: Pattern of Settlement and Historical Considerations of the Israelite Kingdom of Samaria / •Adam Zertal •3. •Phoenicians in Western Galilee: First Results on an Archaeological Survey in the Hinterland of Akko / •Gunnar Lehmann •4. •Agricultural Terraces and Settlement Expansion in the Highlands of Early Iron Age Palestine: Is There Any Correlation between the Two? / •Shimon Gibson •Pt. II. •Temples, Cult and Iconography •5. •The High Places of Biblical Dan / •Avraham Biran •6. •The Date of the Temple at Arad: Reassessment of the Stratigraphy and the Implications for the History of Religion in Judah / •Ze'ev Herzog •7. •Between Archaeology and Theology: The Pillar Figurines from Judah and the Asherah / •Raz Kletter •8. •Figurines, Figures and Contexts in Jerusalem and Regions to the East in the Seventh and Sixth Centuries BCE / •Kay Prag •9. •Istar as Depicted on Finds from Israel / •Tallay Ornan •10. •A Room with a View: Images from Room V at Khorsabad, Samaria, Nubians, the Brook of Egypt and Ashdod / •Norma Franklin •Pt. III. •Aspects of Material Culture •11. •Jerusalem in the Tenth and Seventh Centuries BCE: From Administrative Town to Commercial City / •Margreet Steiner •12. •Beth Shean during Iron Age II: Stratigraphy, Chronology and Hebrew Ostraca / •Amihai Mazar •13. •Busayra and Judah: Stylistic Parallels in the Material Culture / •Piotr Bienkowski and Leonie Sedman.

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