In view of the great antiquity of the pre-pottery Neolithic of the tell of Jericho and of tIle virtual continuity of its sequence into the historical period, the study of the fauna becomes an …
The Jordan Valley around modern Jericho is full of tells, ie the ruins of ancient cities. In 1868 Sir Charles Warren sank experimental trenches in nine of these mounds but found nothing …
We studied diamonds and barren and diamondiferous eclogite xenoliths from the Jericho kimberlite (Northern Slave craton). The majority of the diamonds are non-resorbed octahedral …
… be to sketch how Jericho was assigned … Jericho’s ruins, a theoretical framing of the terms “ruin” and “collective violence” is necessary before we turn to the material remains of Jericho …
… created from clay, and the clay figures and plastered skulls uncovered at Jericho. The Jericho finds have been described by the successive excavators, John Garstang and Kathleen …
We have used digital in-line holography (DIH) with numerical reconstruction to image micrometer-sized latex spheres as well as ferrimagnetic beads suspended in gelatin. We have …
… In this we should probably see the key to the development of prepottery Jericho, and the … period show to have caused the inhabitants of Jericho constant anxiety. One feature revealed in …
In addition to the excavations which were discussed in the previous article and elsewhere (Netzer: 1975), certain areas were chosen for further work by the Joint Jericho Expedition (JJR)…
This paper attempts to show that there are grounds for believing that the tradition ofJoshua's curse, which prevented people from living in the neighbourhood ofAin es-Sultan (Jericho), …
… The city of Jericho is a particularly famous Biblical … Jericho came tumbling down and the Israelites were able to take the town and destroy it. The account of Joshua's conquest of Jericho …