Scarabs from a Burial Cave near Ḥorbat Zelef (pp. 47–57)

Fourteen scarabs were retrieved from the Late Bronze Age I burial level at Ḥorbat Zelef. The assemblage is relatively homogeneous, mostly dating to the Middle Kingdom, some are imported from Egypt and some are local products. Their placement within a well-dated LB I burial context upholds that they were preserved for several generations as heirlooms, and finally used as a funerary deposit.

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Atiqot
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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040x.1439
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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Scarabs from a Burial Cave near Ḥorbat Zelef (pp. 47–57)

Stefan Münger, Othmar Keel
1 citations
Atiqot
Archaeology and Historical Studies
8.27
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Scarabs from a Burial Cave near Ḥorbat Zelef (pp. 47–57)

Stefan Münger, Othmar Keel
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Abstract

Fourteen scarabs were retrieved from the Late Bronze Age I burial level at Ḥorbat Zelef. The assemblage is relatively homogeneous, mostly dating to the Middle Kingdom, some are imported from Egypt and some are local products. Their placement within a well-dated LB I burial context upholds that they were preserved for several generations as heirlooms, and finally used as a funerary deposit.

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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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