claim · claim_transjordan_polities_emerge_unevenly
Moab, Ammon, and Edom emerged through different and uneven settlement and political trajectories rather than one synchronous Transjordanian state-formation event.
Moab, Ammon, and Edom emerged through different and uneven settlement and political trajectories rather than one synchronous Transjordanian state-formation event.
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- informs · contextualizes
The Southern Levant (Transjordan) during the Iron Age I Period — Larry G. Herr (2014)Shows uneven evidence.
Locator: Iron I regional synthesis - informs · proposes interpretation
Moab in the Iron Age: Hegemony, Polity, Archaeology — Bruce Routledge (2004)Provides one trajectory.
Locator: Moab polity formation - informs · contextualizes
Ammon — Randall W. Younker (2014)Provides second trajectory.
Locator: Ammon overview - informs · proposes interpretation
The Formation of Edom: A Critical Reassessment — Piotr Bienkowski (2022)Provides third trajectory.
Locator: Edom formation