The Contribution of the Megiddo Expedition to the Archaeology of the Levant and Beyond

The article summarizes the results of three decades of excavations at Megiddo, emphasizing the initial goals of the Tel Aviv University Expedition and their fulfillment. It discusses the reinvestigation of main monuments uncovered in the past, and the main archaeological and historical contributions of the dig by period.

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Near Eastern Archaeology
Published
2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1086/736852
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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The Contribution of the Megiddo Expedition to the Archaeology of the Levant and Beyond

Matthew J. Adams, Israel Finkelstein
Near Eastern Archaeology
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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The Contribution of the Megiddo Expedition to the Archaeology of the Levant and Beyond

Matthew J. Adams, Israel Finkelstein
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Abstract

The article summarizes the results of three decades of excavations at Megiddo, emphasizing the initial goals of the Tel Aviv University Expedition and their fulfillment. It discusses the reinvestigation of main monuments uncovered in the past, and the main archaeological and historical contributions of the dig by period.

Near Eastern ArchaeologyVol. 88(3)
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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