claim · claim_excavation_bias_shapes_map
Excavation intensity, salvage conditions, later building, publication language, and modern borders strongly shape which southern Levantine sites and communities are visible.
Excavation intensity, salvage conditions, later building, publication language, and modern borders strongly shape which southern Levantine sites and communities are visible.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
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Other source context
- informs · provides source criticism
The Southern Levant and the Ancient Near Eastern Canon — Rachel Hallote (2020)Documents disciplinary selection.
Locator: history of canon formation - informs · provides source criticism
Pastoralists in Late Bronze Age Palestine: Which Way Did They Go? — David C. Hopkins (1993)Shows settlement bias.
Locator: mobile-population visibility - informs · contextualizes
The Southern Levant (Transjordan) during the Iron Age I Period — Larry G. Herr (2014)Shows Transjordanian unevenness.
Locator: regional evidence limits