A Middle Bronze Age IIB Site in the Kidron Valley, Jerusalem(Hebrew, pp. 1–18; English summary, p. 63*)

The Middle Bronze Age IIB site in the Kidron Valley is a one-period site, identified as a farmstead. The periphery of Jerusalem during this period has been lately largely studied; however, this siteis the first of its kind in the southeastern part of the agricultural hinterland of Jerusalem.

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Atiqot
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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040x.1510
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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A Middle Bronze Age IIB Site in the Kidron Valley, Jerusalem(Hebrew, pp. 1–18; English summary, p. 63*)

Zvi Greenhut, Ofer Sion
Atiqot
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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A Middle Bronze Age IIB Site in the Kidron Valley, Jerusalem(Hebrew, pp. 1–18; English summary, p. 63*)

Zvi Greenhut, Ofer Sion
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Abstract

The Middle Bronze Age IIB site in the Kidron Valley is a one-period site, identified as a farmstead. The periphery of Jerusalem during this period has been lately largely studied; however, this siteis the first of its kind in the southeastern part of the agricultural hinterland of Jerusalem.

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A Middle Bronze Age IIB Site in the Kidron Valley, Jerusalem(Hebrew, pp. 1–18; English summary, p. 63*) — Zvi Greenhut, Ofer Sion · Atiqot (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS