Jürgen Zangenberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 1724031 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jürgen Zangenberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jürgen |
| FAMILY NAME | Zangenberg |
| SIGNATURE | ZANGENBERG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1University of Leiden |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Identity and Territory. Jewish Perception of Space in Antiquity, by Eyal Ben-Eliyahu
A ‘New’ Decorated Basalt Stone Block from the Franciscan Excavations at Magdala (Galilee)
The article provides a first description and interpretation of the decoration, development and potential function of a worked basalt block found by Franciscan archaeologists before 2000 at Magdala/Galilee (“Magdala Stone II”). With this publication, the authors not only wish to contribute to the scholarly discussion on ancient Galilean material culture, but also hope to broaden the debate on two other, seemingly similar stone objects “Magdala Sto…
Anchoring Ancient Galilee at the Lakeshore: Towards Re-conceptualizing Ancient Galilee as a Mediterranean Environment
Oft genug beruht die wissenschaftliche und populäre Konzeptionalisierung »Galiläas« auf der Betonung von Grenzen und meist religiös definierten regionalen Eigenheiten aufgrund der Unterscheidung von »Innen« und »Außen«. Der vorliegende Beitrag versucht Galiläa hingegen konsequent als Teil des östlichen Mittelmeerraums und als Durchgangsgebiet zwischen den urbanen Zentren der Küste und des syrischen Hinterlands zu verstehen. Eine besondere Positio…
Galilee in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods: New Perspectives on a Dynamic Region
Galilee in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods: New Perspectives on a Dynamic Region
The Kinneret Regional Project Excavations of a Byzantine Synagogue at Horvat Kur, Galilee, 2010-2013: A Preliminary Report
le presents the preliminary results from four seasons of excavations at Horvat Kur in the Galilee. The excavations conducted by the Kinneret Regional Project have exposed the remains of a broad-house synagogue from the Byzantine period. The most important finds include an elevated platform (i.e., a bemah) that supported a chest holding Torah scrolls, an ornamented limestone seat that was probably used by the leader of the congregation, and a basa…
Galilee Blooming: First palynological and archaeological data from an Early Byzantine Cistern at Horvat Kur
Preliminary archaeological and palynological results are presented from an early Byzantine cistern of the village Horvat Kur in eastern Lower Galilee/Israel. The rural site was settled from the Hellenistic until the Early Arab period, its synagogue was constructed shortly after 425 AD and renovated sometimes during the 2nd half of the 6th century AD. It was abandoned probably as a consequence of the earthquake of 749 AD. The intact and properly s…
The Human Body in Death and Resurrection
Kinneret-an Urban Center at the Crossroads: Excavations on Iron IB Tel Kinrot at the Lake of Galilee
Almost a decade of intensive excavations by the Kinneret Regional Project has turned Tel Kinrot into one of the major sites for the study of urban life in the southern Levant during the Early Iron Age. Its urban layout, accessibility by major trade routes, and strategic location between different spheres of cultural and political influence make Tel Kinrot an ideal place for studying the interaction of various regional cultures, as well as to appr…
Archaeological News from the Galilee: Tiberias, Magdala and Rural Galilee
Recent years have proved very prolific for Galilean archaeology of the Greco-Roman Period, making the Galilee perhaps the most intensively researched area in a region that already belongs to the best-known of the ancient Mediterranean world. Of course, ongoing archaeological activity both in the form of field work and publications does not only increase the quantity of our available data and fill gaps in our records, it also helps improve methodo…
Opening Up Our View: Khirbet Qumran in a regional perspective
Herod and Augustus: Papers Presented at the IJS Conference, 21st-23rd June 2005
Nazirites in Late Second Temple Judaism: A Survey of Ancient Jewish Writings, the New Testament, Archaeological Evidence, and Other Writings from Late Antiquity
Kinneret-an Urban Center at the Crossroads: Excavations on Iron IB Tel Kinrot at the Lake of Galilee
Almost a decade of intensive excavations by the Kinneret Regional Project has turned Tel Kinrot into one of the major sites for the study of urban life in the southern Levant during the Early Iron Age. Its urban layout, accessibility by major trade routes, and strategic location between different spheres of cultural and political influence make Tel Kinrot an ideal place for studying the interaction of various regional cultures, as well as to appr…
Galilee Blooming: First palynological and archaeological data from an Early Byzantine Cistern at Horvat Kur
Preliminary archaeological and palynological results are presented from an early Byzantine cistern of the village Horvat Kur in eastern Lower Galilee/Israel. The rural site was settled from the Hellenistic until the Early Arab period, its synagogue was constructed shortly after 425 AD and renovated sometimes during the 2nd half of the 6th century AD. It was abandoned probably as a consequence of the earthquake of 749 AD. The intact and properly s…
Nazirites in Late Second Temple Judaism: A Survey of Ancient Jewish Writings, the New Testament, Archaeological Evidence, and Other Writings from Late Antiquity
Archaeological News from the Galilee: Tiberias, Magdala and Rural Galilee
Recent years have proved very prolific for Galilean archaeology of the Greco-Roman Period, making the Galilee perhaps the most intensively researched area in a region that already belongs to the best-known of the ancient Mediterranean world. Of course, ongoing archaeological activity both in the form of field work and publications does not only increase the quantity of our available data and fill gaps in our records, it also helps improve methodo…
Opening Up Our View: Khirbet Qumran in a regional perspective
Herod and Augustus: Papers Presented at the IJS Conference, 21st-23rd June 2005
The Human Body in Death and Resurrection
Kinneret-an Urban Center at the Crossroads: Excavations on Iron IB Tel Kinrot at the Lake of Galilee
Almost a decade of intensive excavations by the Kinneret Regional Project has turned Tel Kinrot into one of the major sites for the study of urban life in the southern Levant during the Early Iron Age. Its urban layout, accessibility by major trade routes, and strategic location between different spheres of cultural and political influence make Tel Kinrot an ideal place for studying the interaction of various regional cultures, as well as to appr…
The Kinneret Regional Project Excavations of a Byzantine Synagogue at Horvat Kur, Galilee, 2010-2013: A Preliminary Report
le presents the preliminary results from four seasons of excavations at Horvat Kur in the Galilee. The excavations conducted by the Kinneret Regional Project have exposed the remains of a broad-house synagogue from the Byzantine period. The most important finds include an elevated platform (i.e., a bemah) that supported a chest holding Torah scrolls, an ornamented limestone seat that was probably used by the leader of the congregation, and a basa…
Galilee Blooming: First palynological and archaeological data from an Early Byzantine Cistern at Horvat Kur
Preliminary archaeological and palynological results are presented from an early Byzantine cistern of the village Horvat Kur in eastern Lower Galilee/Israel. The rural site was settled from the Hellenistic until the Early Arab period, its synagogue was constructed shortly after 425 AD and renovated sometimes during the 2nd half of the 6th century AD. It was abandoned probably as a consequence of the earthquake of 749 AD. The intact and properly s…
Anchoring Ancient Galilee at the Lakeshore: Towards Re-conceptualizing Ancient Galilee as a Mediterranean Environment
Oft genug beruht die wissenschaftliche und populäre Konzeptionalisierung »Galiläas« auf der Betonung von Grenzen und meist religiös definierten regionalen Eigenheiten aufgrund der Unterscheidung von »Innen« und »Außen«. Der vorliegende Beitrag versucht Galiläa hingegen konsequent als Teil des östlichen Mittelmeerraums und als Durchgangsgebiet zwischen den urbanen Zentren der Küste und des syrischen Hinterlands zu verstehen. Eine besondere Positio…
Galilee in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods: New Perspectives on a Dynamic Region
Galilee in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods: New Perspectives on a Dynamic Region
A ‘New’ Decorated Basalt Stone Block from the Franciscan Excavations at Magdala (Galilee)
The article provides a first description and interpretation of the decoration, development and potential function of a worked basalt block found by Franciscan archaeologists before 2000 at Magdala/Galilee (“Magdala Stone II”). With this publication, the authors not only wish to contribute to the scholarly discussion on ancient Galilean material culture, but also hope to broaden the debate on two other, seemingly similar stone objects “Magdala Sto…
Identity and Territory. Jewish Perception of Space in Antiquity, by Eyal Ben-Eliyahu
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