claim · claim_evt_jaffa_terminal_destructions_date
Terminal New Kingdom Destructions and Egyptian Withdrawal at Jaffa is best dated in this release to late 12th century BCE, with radiocarbon constraints around the early 12th-to-…
Terminal New Kingdom Destructions and Egyptian Withdrawal at Jaffa is best dated in this release to late 12th century BCE, with radiocarbon constraints around the early 12th-to-11th transition.
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Excavations of the New Kingdom Fortress in Jaffa, 2011–2014: Traces of Resistance to Egyptian Rule in Canaan — Aaron A. Burke, Martin Peilstöcker, Amy Karoll, George A. Pierce, Krister Kowalski, Nadia Ben-Marzouk, et al. (2017)Supports the claim: Terminal New Kingdom Destructions and Egyptian Withdrawal at Jaffa is best dated in this release to late 12th century BCE, with radiocarbon constraints around the early 12th-to-11th transition.
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