Ras el-‘Amud, Jerusalem: Pottery From the Iron Age and the Persian Period

This article presents Iron IIB pottery sherds, along with some Persian-period sherds, from the excavation at Ras el-‘Amud. The sherds were retrieved from accumulations around the Iron Age terrace walls and their foundations. The dating of the sherds, along with the results of previous excavations on the ridge of the site, suggests a small occupation at Ras el-‘Amud, primarily during the Iron IIB–C.

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Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from Israel
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2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.70967/3078-8528.1021
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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Ras el-‘Amud, Jerusalem: Pottery From the Iron Age and the Persian Period

Liora Freud
Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from Israel
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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Ras el-‘Amud, Jerusalem: Pottery From the Iron Age and the Persian Period

Liora Freud
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Abstract

This article presents Iron IIB pottery sherds, along with some Persian-period sherds, from the excavation at Ras el-‘Amud. The sherds were retrieved from accumulations around the Iron Age terrace walls and their foundations. The dating of the sherds, along with the results of previous excavations on the ridge of the site, suggests a small occupation at Ras el-‘Amud, primarily during the Iron IIB–C.

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