primary_archaeological_publication · src_anderson_1988_sarepta_i
Sarepta I: The Late Bronze and Iron Age Strata of Area II, Y: The University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania Excavations at Sarafand, Lebanon
Anderson, William Paul · 1988
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Document and modern access
- Type
- excavation_report
- Publication
- Département des publications de l’Université Libanaise, vol. 1, 707
Records informed by this source
- date assertion Late Bronze to Early Iron Age continuity at Sarepta — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · dates · Area II,Y stratification and ceramic sequence
Primary phase evidence.
- entity SareptaEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides archaeological observation · Area II,Y stratigraphy and ceramic sequence
Primary publication of the relevant occupation sequence.
- date assertion Sarepta — date assertioninforms · provides archaeological observation · Area II,Y stratigraphy and ceramic sequence
Primary publication of the relevant occupation sequence.
- event Late Bronze to Early Iron Age continuity at SareptaEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides archaeological observation · Area II,Y stratification and ceramic sequence
Primary excavation basis for continuity.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides archaeological observation · Area II,Y stratification and ceramic sequence
Primary excavation basis for continuity.
- claim The excavated Area II sequence at Sarepta shows no terminal Late Bronze destruction and instead supports settlement and ceramic continuity into Iron Age I.Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports · Area II,Y stratification and ceramic sequence
Primary archaeological support.