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Excavations at Tel Beth-Shean 1989-1996, Volume III: The 13th-11th Century BCE Strata in Areas N and S
Panitz-Cohen, Nava, Mazar, Amihai · 2009
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Document and modern access
- Type
- excavation_report
- Publication
- Israel Exploration Society and Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, vol. III, 814
Records informed by this source
- date assertion Egyptian garrison continuity and aftermath at Beth-Shean — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · dates · Overview; Levels VII, VI, and Late VI
Provides the phase sequence and broad chronological span.
- date assertion Beth-Shean — date assertioninforms · provides archaeological observation · Overview; Areas N and S; Levels VII, VI, and Late VI
Final report for the garrison town and its aftermath.
- event Egyptian garrison continuity and aftermath at Beth-SheanEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides archaeological observation · Overview; Levels VII, VI, and Late VI
Documents the garrison town and its aftermath.
- entity Beth-SheanEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides archaeological observation · Overview; Areas N and S; Levels VII, VI, and Late VI
Final report for the garrison town and its aftermath.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · provides archaeological observation · Overview; Levels VII, VI, and Late VI
Documents the garrison town and its aftermath.
- relationship Beth-Shean — associated with — New Kingdom EgyptEvidence confidence: highinforms · supports · Overview; Levels VII, VI, and Late VI
Documents the Egyptian garrison town and its aftermath.
- claim Egyptian control in Canaan ended through different local sequences and dates rather than one securely demonstrated region-wide withdrawal event.Evidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports · Beth-Shean Levels VII, VI, and Late VI
Documents garrison continuity and aftermath.