secondary_synthesis · src_faust_2020_shephelah
The Shephelah in the Iron Age: A New Look on the Settlement of Judah
Avraham Faust · 2020
Citation metadata
- Type
- journal article
- Publication
- Bulletin of the American Schools of Overseas Research, vol. 383, 91-108
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
Records informed by this source
- myth interpretation David and Goliath as heroic borderland memoryEvidence confidence: lowinforms · contextualizes · Shephelah settlement history
Provides borderland context.
- date assertion Judahites — date assertioninforms · supports distribution · settlement expansion discussion
Provides regional evidence for later Judahite expansion.
- entity JudahEvidence confidence: highinforms · supports distribution · regional expansion evidence
Constrains later territorial change.
- date assertion Judah — date assertioninforms · supports distribution · regional expansion evidence
Constrains later territorial change.
- event Gradual development of the Judahite highland polityEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · supports distribution · Shephelah settlement and later Judahite expansion
Constrains regional timing.
- entity JudahitesEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · supports distribution · settlement expansion discussion
Provides regional evidence for later Judahite expansion.
- date assertion Gradual development of the Judahite highland polity — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · supports distribution · Shephelah settlement and later Judahite expansion
Constrains regional timing.
- date assertion Gradual development of the Judahite highland polity — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · supports distribution · regional expansion chronology
Supports later territorial development.
- causal hypothesis Asymmetric formation of Israel and JudahEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · supports distribution · southern expansion
Regional test.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: lowsupports · contextualizes · Shephelah settlement history
Provides borderland context.