Hayah Katz
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 146591 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Hayah Katz |
| NOMBRES | Hayah |
| APELLIDO | Katz |
| FIRMA | KATZ H |
| AFILIACIONES | Open University of Israel |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5303-7235 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Museums, mosques, and the local landscape in Israel’s first decades
The Upper Galilee during the Persian Period
Over the years, scholars have claimed that the transition from Assyrian to Babylonian and eventually Achaemenid rule entailed no significant changes to the borders of the provinces in the Upper Galilee and that the region was characterized by an administrative and habitation continuum from the late eighth century to the late fourth century bce. In order to examine this assumption, I shall use the longue durée approach to examine the Upper Galilee…
The Changing Landscape of Israeli Archaeology
Focused on the connections between archaeology and Israeli society, this book examines the development of Israeli archaeological research, taking historical, sociological, and political contexts into account. Adopting a Foucauldian framework of power and knowledge, the author begins by focusing on archaeological knowledge as a hegemonic discipline, buttressing the national Zionist identity after the establishment of the State of Israel. The liber…
The geopolitics of the Upper Galilee at the dawn of the Iron Age
Mount Adir
This is the final report of the excavations conducted at the site of the fortress of Mount Adir in two seasons separated by 43 years. In addition to summarizing the available data on the fortress, the study focuses on the broader context—the interconnectedness between the Iron IB settlement system in the Upper Galilee and the contemporaneous centres in the northern part of the country, especially in the coastal area. It seems that during the Iron…
Settlement Processes in the Meron Ridges During the Iron Age I
The aim of this study is to reconstruct the settlement processes in the Meron Ridges during the Iron Age I. Although Yoḥanan Aharoni’s pioneering survey in the Upper Galilee was the foundation for later studies on this subject, only a handful of excavations were carried out in the region. In 1976, the Israel Department of Antiquities conducted a salvage excavation at Mt. Adir and revealed a fortress consisting of three main construction strata da…
Tel Rosh
Tel Rosh (Khirbet Tell ‘er-Ruwēsah) is located in the western part of the Upper Galilee, some 27 km northeast of Acre. Surveys conducted over the years and recent excavations have shown that it was settled almost continuously from the Early Bronze Age to the Ottoman Period, and that it was a regional centre during Iron Age II. In the past, it was identified with Beth-Shemesh of Naphtali (Josh 19:38; Jdg 1:33). However, in our analysis, all of the…
The birth, life and death of an Iron Age house at Tel ‘Eton, Israel
Using a biographic-like approach, this article presents the initial results of the study of an elite Iron Age house at Tel ‘Eton, from its conception, through its birth and life, to its death and decomposition. Massive preparations preceded the construction of the house, and the latter incorporated continuous foundations, and quality building materials, including ashlar stones. The building was pre-planned, and some of the original rooms had two …
The Archaeology of Purity and Impurity
The distinction between clean and unclean, often associated with bodily functions, is a common feature of human societies. Consequently, diverse groups developed different ways of maintaining separation between the realms. Despite its prominence in many ethnographies and in anthropology at large, and although the spatial expression of this separation is susceptible to archaeological enquiry, the concept of purity had received less attention by ar…
Tel 'Eton Cemetery
»Vielmehr bietet [der Kommentar] auf höchstem Niveau eine substantielle Auseinandersetzung mit den Hintergründen, den Zusammenhängen, der Theorie und der Praxis des Grundgesetzes. Besseres lässt sich von einem Verfassungskommentar nicht sagen.“ Herbert Günther Staaatsanzeiger für das Land Hessen 2018 (50), 1494–1495
Late Persian-Early Hellenistic Remains at Tel Eton
The paper deals with the finds from the Late Persian-Early Hellenistic period settlement unearthed at Tel ͑Eton. The settlement, which existed during the 4th and early 3rd centuries BCE, was comprised of a fort at the top of the mound and a large village that surrounded it. The article presents the architectural, ceramic and additional finds and discusses the possible circumstances involved in the establishment of the site in the 4th century BCE,…
A Canaanite Town, a Judahite Center, and a Persian Period Fort
Tel ‘Eton is a large site in the southeastern Shephelah, Israel, that has been excavated since 2006 by Bar-Ilan University. The site, which is surrounded by large burial fields, is located at the edge of the trough valley that separates the Shephelah (lowlands) from the highlands, and carries great potential for understanding the interaction between the well-known Shephelah and the lesser-known highlands. This article summarizes the history of th…
The Chronology of the Iron Age IIA in Judah in the Light of Tel ʿEton Tomb C3 and Other Assemblages
The chronology of Iron Age Israel in general, and that of the Iron Age IIA in Judah in particular, has received a great deal of scholarly attention over the last two decades, especially because of its implications for the debate on the historicity of the United Monarchy. The number of large and well-dated Iron IIA assemblages in Judah, however, is quite small, and in most cases the relevant assemblages are composed of sherds only. The authors of …
Survey, Shovel Tests and Excavations at Tel 'Eton
The article discusses the results of surveys, shovel testing and excavations conducted at Tel 'Eton, a central site in the southeastern Judean Shephelah. Prior to excavations at the site, the mound was mapped and divided into 39 topographical subunits. Each subunit was subsequently surveyed, and this was followed by shovel testing. A comparison of the results of the survey and shovel tests not only to each other, but also to the results of the ex…
Commercial Activity in the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel
This article deals with commerce as it was conducted in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. The author questions the existence of edifices intended for commerce and concludes that it was the open markets that played the central role in the economy. Basing her argument on the fact that the majority of marked weights characteristic of 7th-century assemblages were found in dwelling contexts, she reasons that merchants kept their weights at home since …
Commercial Activity in the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel
This article deals with commerce as it was conducted in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. The author questions the existence of edifices intended for commerce and concludes that it was the open markets that played the central role in the economy. Basing her argument on the fact that the majority of marked weights characteristic of 7th-century assemblages were found in dwelling contexts, she reasons that merchants kept their weights at home since …
A Note on the Date of the 'Great Wall' of Tell En-Nasbeh
A Note on the Date of the 'Great Wall' of Tell En-Nasbeh
La datation du mur d'enceinte de la ville de Tell en-Nasbeh est un point largement dispute par les archeologues. Ceux-ci sont cependant arrives a un consensus, datant cet ouvrage du debut du 9e siecle av. J.-C. Cette conclusion se fondant sur des donnees historiques et non archeologiques, l'auteur de cet article propose sa propre hypothese
The Archaeology of Purity and Impurity
The distinction between clean and unclean, often associated with bodily functions, is a common feature of human societies. Consequently, diverse groups developed different ways of maintaining separation between the realms. Despite its prominence in many ethnographies and in anthropology at large, and although the spatial expression of this separation is susceptible to archaeological enquiry, the concept of purity had received less attention by ar…
Survey, Shovel Tests and Excavations at Tel 'Eton
The article discusses the results of surveys, shovel testing and excavations conducted at Tel 'Eton, a central site in the southeastern Judean Shephelah. Prior to excavations at the site, the mound was mapped and divided into 39 topographical subunits. Each subunit was subsequently surveyed, and this was followed by shovel testing. A comparison of the results of the survey and shovel tests not only to each other, but also to the results of the ex…
A Canaanite Town, a Judahite Center, and a Persian Period Fort
Tel ‘Eton is a large site in the southeastern Shephelah, Israel, that has been excavated since 2006 by Bar-Ilan University. The site, which is surrounded by large burial fields, is located at the edge of the trough valley that separates the Shephelah (lowlands) from the highlands, and carries great potential for understanding the interaction between the well-known Shephelah and the lesser-known highlands. This article summarizes the history of th…
Mount Adir
This is the final report of the excavations conducted at the site of the fortress of Mount Adir in two seasons separated by 43 years. In addition to summarizing the available data on the fortress, the study focuses on the broader context—the interconnectedness between the Iron IB settlement system in the Upper Galilee and the contemporaneous centres in the northern part of the country, especially in the coastal area. It seems that during the Iron…
Late Persian-Early Hellenistic Remains at Tel Eton
The paper deals with the finds from the Late Persian-Early Hellenistic period settlement unearthed at Tel ͑Eton. The settlement, which existed during the 4th and early 3rd centuries BCE, was comprised of a fort at the top of the mound and a large village that surrounded it. The article presents the architectural, ceramic and additional finds and discusses the possible circumstances involved in the establishment of the site in the 4th century BCE,…
Tel Rosh
Tel Rosh (Khirbet Tell ‘er-Ruwēsah) is located in the western part of the Upper Galilee, some 27 km northeast of Acre. Surveys conducted over the years and recent excavations have shown that it was settled almost continuously from the Early Bronze Age to the Ottoman Period, and that it was a regional centre during Iron Age II. In the past, it was identified with Beth-Shemesh of Naphtali (Josh 19:38; Jdg 1:33). However, in our analysis, all of the…
A Note on the Date of the 'Great Wall' of Tell En-Nasbeh
A Note on the Date of the 'Great Wall' of Tell En-Nasbeh
La datation du mur d'enceinte de la ville de Tell en-Nasbeh est un point largement dispute par les archeologues. Ceux-ci sont cependant arrives a un consensus, datant cet ouvrage du debut du 9e siecle av. J.-C. Cette conclusion se fondant sur des donnees historiques et non archeologiques, l'auteur de cet article propose sa propre hypothese
Commercial Activity in the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel
This article deals with commerce as it was conducted in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. The author questions the existence of edifices intended for commerce and concludes that it was the open markets that played the central role in the economy. Basing her argument on the fact that the majority of marked weights characteristic of 7th-century assemblages were found in dwelling contexts, she reasons that merchants kept their weights at home since …
Commercial Activity in the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel
This article deals with commerce as it was conducted in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. The author questions the existence of edifices intended for commerce and concludes that it was the open markets that played the central role in the economy. Basing her argument on the fact that the majority of marked weights characteristic of 7th-century assemblages were found in dwelling contexts, she reasons that merchants kept their weights at home since …
Survey, Shovel Tests and Excavations at Tel 'Eton
The article discusses the results of surveys, shovel testing and excavations conducted at Tel 'Eton, a central site in the southeastern Judean Shephelah. Prior to excavations at the site, the mound was mapped and divided into 39 topographical subunits. Each subunit was subsequently surveyed, and this was followed by shovel testing. A comparison of the results of the survey and shovel tests not only to each other, but also to the results of the ex…
The Chronology of the Iron Age IIA in Judah in the Light of Tel ʿEton Tomb C3 and Other Assemblages
The chronology of Iron Age Israel in general, and that of the Iron Age IIA in Judah in particular, has received a great deal of scholarly attention over the last two decades, especially because of its implications for the debate on the historicity of the United Monarchy. The number of large and well-dated Iron IIA assemblages in Judah, however, is quite small, and in most cases the relevant assemblages are composed of sherds only. The authors of …
Late Persian-Early Hellenistic Remains at Tel Eton
The paper deals with the finds from the Late Persian-Early Hellenistic period settlement unearthed at Tel ͑Eton. The settlement, which existed during the 4th and early 3rd centuries BCE, was comprised of a fort at the top of the mound and a large village that surrounded it. The article presents the architectural, ceramic and additional finds and discusses the possible circumstances involved in the establishment of the site in the 4th century BCE,…
A Canaanite Town, a Judahite Center, and a Persian Period Fort
Tel ‘Eton is a large site in the southeastern Shephelah, Israel, that has been excavated since 2006 by Bar-Ilan University. The site, which is surrounded by large burial fields, is located at the edge of the trough valley that separates the Shephelah (lowlands) from the highlands, and carries great potential for understanding the interaction between the well-known Shephelah and the lesser-known highlands. This article summarizes the history of th…
Tel 'Eton Cemetery
»Vielmehr bietet [der Kommentar] auf höchstem Niveau eine substantielle Auseinandersetzung mit den Hintergründen, den Zusammenhängen, der Theorie und der Praxis des Grundgesetzes. Besseres lässt sich von einem Verfassungskommentar nicht sagen.“ Herbert Günther Staaatsanzeiger für das Land Hessen 2018 (50), 1494–1495
The birth, life and death of an Iron Age house at Tel ‘Eton, Israel
Using a biographic-like approach, this article presents the initial results of the study of an elite Iron Age house at Tel ‘Eton, from its conception, through its birth and life, to its death and decomposition. Massive preparations preceded the construction of the house, and the latter incorporated continuous foundations, and quality building materials, including ashlar stones. The building was pre-planned, and some of the original rooms had two …
The Archaeology of Purity and Impurity
The distinction between clean and unclean, often associated with bodily functions, is a common feature of human societies. Consequently, diverse groups developed different ways of maintaining separation between the realms. Despite its prominence in many ethnographies and in anthropology at large, and although the spatial expression of this separation is susceptible to archaeological enquiry, the concept of purity had received less attention by ar…
Settlement Processes in the Meron Ridges During the Iron Age I
The aim of this study is to reconstruct the settlement processes in the Meron Ridges during the Iron Age I. Although Yoḥanan Aharoni’s pioneering survey in the Upper Galilee was the foundation for later studies on this subject, only a handful of excavations were carried out in the region. In 1976, the Israel Department of Antiquities conducted a salvage excavation at Mt. Adir and revealed a fortress consisting of three main construction strata da…
Tel Rosh
Tel Rosh (Khirbet Tell ‘er-Ruwēsah) is located in the western part of the Upper Galilee, some 27 km northeast of Acre. Surveys conducted over the years and recent excavations have shown that it was settled almost continuously from the Early Bronze Age to the Ottoman Period, and that it was a regional centre during Iron Age II. In the past, it was identified with Beth-Shemesh of Naphtali (Josh 19:38; Jdg 1:33). However, in our analysis, all of the…
Mount Adir
This is the final report of the excavations conducted at the site of the fortress of Mount Adir in two seasons separated by 43 years. In addition to summarizing the available data on the fortress, the study focuses on the broader context—the interconnectedness between the Iron IB settlement system in the Upper Galilee and the contemporaneous centres in the northern part of the country, especially in the coastal area. It seems that during the Iron…
The geopolitics of the Upper Galilee at the dawn of the Iron Age
The Changing Landscape of Israeli Archaeology
Focused on the connections between archaeology and Israeli society, this book examines the development of Israeli archaeological research, taking historical, sociological, and political contexts into account. Adopting a Foucauldian framework of power and knowledge, the author begins by focusing on archaeological knowledge as a hegemonic discipline, buttressing the national Zionist identity after the establishment of the State of Israel. The liber…
The Upper Galilee during the Persian Period
Over the years, scholars have claimed that the transition from Assyrian to Babylonian and eventually Achaemenid rule entailed no significant changes to the borders of the provinces in the Upper Galilee and that the region was characterized by an administrative and habitation continuum from the late eighth century to the late fourth century bce. In order to examine this assumption, I shall use the longue durée approach to examine the Upper Galilee…
Museums, mosques, and the local landscape in Israel’s first decades
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