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Atiqot - volume 54 (2006)

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Volume 54 · 2006 · 15 articles in this volume

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This volume brings together finds from Jerusalem and its surroundings, including Khirbat Ka‘kul, burial at Arnona and medieval fortifications in Mamilla. The Ka‘kul sequence includes a site report and studies of ceramics, glass, an inscription and coins. Establish the context described in the excavation report before combining conclusions from the different object studies.

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  1. A Farmhouse from the Late Iron Age and Second Temple Period in ‘French Hill’, North Jerusalem (Hebrew, pp. 1*-14*; English summary, pp. 153-154)

    Pages Hebrew, pp. 1*-14*; English summary, pp. 153-154

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  2. Jerusalem, Khirbat Ka‘kul (Pisgat Ze’ev H): Early Roman Farmsteads and a Medieval Village (pp. 1-73)

    Pages pp. 1-73

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  3. The Medieval Ceramics from Khirbat Ka‘kul (pp. 75-104)

    Pages pp. 75-104

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  4. An Inscribed Jar Handle from Khirbat Ka‘kul (p. 105)

    Pages p. 105

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  5. The Glass Vessels from Khirbat Ka‘kul (pp. 107-112)

    Pages pp. 107-112

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  6. Coins from the Excavations at Khirbat Ka‘kul (pp. 113-115)

    Pages pp. 113-115

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  7. A Burial Cave of the Second Temple Period in the Arnona Quarter, Jerusalem (Hebrew, pp. 15*-29*; English summary, pp. 154-156)

    Pages Hebrew, pp. 15*-29*; English summary, pp. 154-156

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  8. Human Skeletal Remains from a Second -Temple-Period Tomb in Arnona, Jerusalem (pp. 117-120)

    Pages pp. 117-120

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  9. Installations and Burial Caves in Ramat Sharet, Ramat Denya, Jerusalem (Hebrew, pp. 31*-45*; English summary, pp. 156-158)

    Pages Hebrew, pp. 31*-45*; English summary, pp. 156-158

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  10. Burial Caves from the Second Temple and Byzantine Periods on the Western Slope of Mount of Olives, Jerusalem (Hebrew, pp. 47*-59*; English summary, pp. 158-160)

    Pages Hebrew, pp. 47*-59*; English summary, pp. 158-160

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  11. A Burial Cave of the Byzantine Period in the Naḥalat Ahim Quarter, Jerusalem (Hebrew, pp. 61*-86*; English summary, pp. 160-161)

    Pages Hebrew, pp. 61*-86*; English summary, pp. 160-161

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  12. Anthropological Analysis of the Human Skeletal Remains from Naḥalat Ahim, Jerusalem (pp. 121-124)

    Pages pp. 121-124

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  13. A Burial Cave from the Byzantine and Early Islamic Periods in Ḥorbat Gores, The Gonen Quarter, Jerusalem (Hebrew, pp. 87*-94*; English summary, pp. 161-163)

    Pages Hebrew, pp. 87*-94*; English summary, pp. 161-163

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  14. The Old City Wall of Jerusalem: The Northeastern Corner (Hebrew, pp. 95*-119*; English summary, pp. 163-164)

    Pages Hebrew, pp. 95*-119*; English summary, pp. 163-164

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  15. Excavations in the Mamillah Area, Jerusalem: The Medieval Fortifications (pp. 125-152)

    Pages pp. 125-152

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  1. V08 Atiqot volume 54 (2006): official table of contents

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