METHOD GUIDE · CONNECTIONS
Materials and exchange: reading connections between places
Similar objects do not make a trade map. Distinguish raw materials, manufacture, style and movement through examples and research questions.
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Volume index
Atiqot - volume 74 (2013)
An independent bibliographic index of the 12 entries listed in the volume’s official contents, with authors and source links.
Volume 74 · 2013 · 12 articles in this volume
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Reading this volume
Coastal studies in this volume include underwater coin hoards from Megadim, a cemetery at Palmahim, sites on Ashdod’s southern beach and assemblages from Ashqelon. The Ashdod publications also include petrography and botanical remains. Reading them alongside the excavation report helps distinguish observations about the site itself from evidence used to discuss its environment and connections.
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The Late Bronze Age II ‘Fisherman’s Grave’ from Akhziv (Hebrew, pp. 1*-7*; English summary, p. 241)
Pages Hebrew, pp. 1*-7*; English summary, p. 241
Download the studyLead Fishing-Net Weights from the ‘Fisherman’s Grave,’ Akhziv (Hebrew, Pp. 9*-17*; English summary, pp. 242-243)
Pages Hebrew, Pp. 9*-17*; English summary, pp. 242-243
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RESEARCH & METHOD
Coins and hoards: date, context and economy
Why a minting date differs from a burial date, and why a hoard is not a simple snapshot of money in circulation. Museum examples and the Qula case explain the distinction.
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