Adam Zertal
Biographic Data
| ID | 4124672 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adam Zertal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adam |
| FAMILY NAME | Zertal |
| SIGNATURE | ZERTAL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Haifa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Huzuq Musa – A Preliminary Report on the Test Excavation at a Final Epipalaeolithic/PPNA Site in the Jordan Valley
La transition d’un mode de vie de chasseurs-cueilleurs nomades vers celui d’agriculteurs sédentaires au Proche-Orient est l’un des paliers d’évolution cruciaux dans l’évolution humaine. De nombreux sites appartenant à l’Épipaléolithique récent ou au début du Néolithique ont été étudiés dans la vallée du Jourdain, l’une des régions majeures pour cette importante mutation. Toutefois, les sites correspondant à la phase de transition sont rares. Cet …
Kh. 'Aujah el-Foqa (Ataroth) — an Iron Age Fortified City in the Jordan Valley
During the Manasseh Hill Country Survey, an unknown fortified site was traced and explored. The site, Khirbet 'Aujah el-Foqa, may add new aspects to the understanding of both the Iron Age period and the history of the Jordan Valley. The site is situated on a high, stony hill in the western part of the Wadi 'Aujah valley and its overall area is 3.75 acres. The khirbeh was defended by a casemate wall and towers. The location of the site on an eleva…
Fortified Enclosures of the Early Bronze Age in the Samaria Region and the Beginning of Urbanization
Six fortified Early Bronze I-II period enclosures were discovered in the Samaria region. They are defined by their advanced fortification systems and the fact that they are empty or sparsely settled inside. They do not enjoy good ecological conditions. They probably represent a transitional stage from the unfortified proto-urban (EB I) settlement to the urban, fortified town of EB II by walling settlements or erecting pre-settlement enclosures. T…
Ebal, Mount (Place)
[Heb har ʿȇbāl]. A large mountain located just N of Shechem in the central Samaria mountains, often paired in the Bible with Mt. Gerizim immediately S of Shechem. One of the highest peaks in the area, Mt. Ebal descends to the E in four large steps, which continue to be cultivated today. In the days
Gur (Place)
[Heb gûr]. The name of the ascent located by (near) Ibleam where Ahaziah, king of Judah, was fatally wounded by Jehu (2 Kgs 9:27). On the analogy of Josh 10:10, it seems likely that the ascent was named after a neighboring site.Ahaziah was fleeing S from Jezreel toward Samaria and Jerusalem. This ro
The Roman Road Caesarea-Ginae and the Location of Capercotani
Description des restes archeologiques rencontres le long de cette route : sites archeologiques, forteresses, bornes milliaires. Signification historique de cette route et date de sa construction. Identification de Capercotani avec Kafr Qud
The Wedge-Shaped Decorated Bowl and the Origin of the Samaritans
The discovery of a special decoration, which originated in and was brought from Mesopotamia, enabled the team conducting the survey of the hill country of Manasseh to delve into the origin of the Samaritans. Moreover, the decoration is a new and excellent tool for dating the pottery of the seventh century B. C. in the northern and central parts of Palestine
An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal
(1987). An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal: Excavation Seasons 1982–1987: Preliminary Report. Tel Aviv: Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 105-165
An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal
Huzuq Musa – A Preliminary Report on the Test Excavation at a Final Epipalaeolithic/PPNA Site in the Jordan Valley
La transition d’un mode de vie de chasseurs-cueilleurs nomades vers celui d’agriculteurs sédentaires au Proche-Orient est l’un des paliers d’évolution cruciaux dans l’évolution humaine. De nombreux sites appartenant à l’Épipaléolithique récent ou au début du Néolithique ont été étudiés dans la vallée du Jourdain, l’une des régions majeures pour cette importante mutation. Toutefois, les sites correspondant à la phase de transition sont rares. Cet …
An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal
(1987). An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal: Excavation Seasons 1982–1987: Preliminary Report. Tel Aviv: Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 105-165
An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal
An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal
An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal
(1987). An Early Iron Age Cultic Site on Mount Ebal: Excavation Seasons 1982–1987: Preliminary Report. Tel Aviv: Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 105-165
The Wedge-Shaped Decorated Bowl and the Origin of the Samaritans
The discovery of a special decoration, which originated in and was brought from Mesopotamia, enabled the team conducting the survey of the hill country of Manasseh to delve into the origin of the Samaritans. Moreover, the decoration is a new and excellent tool for dating the pottery of the seventh century B. C. in the northern and central parts of Palestine
The Roman Road Caesarea-Ginae and the Location of Capercotani
Description des restes archeologiques rencontres le long de cette route : sites archeologiques, forteresses, bornes milliaires. Signification historique de cette route et date de sa construction. Identification de Capercotani avec Kafr Qud
Ebal, Mount (Place)
[Heb har ʿȇbāl]. A large mountain located just N of Shechem in the central Samaria mountains, often paired in the Bible with Mt. Gerizim immediately S of Shechem. One of the highest peaks in the area, Mt. Ebal descends to the E in four large steps, which continue to be cultivated today. In the days
Gur (Place)
[Heb gûr]. The name of the ascent located by (near) Ibleam where Ahaziah, king of Judah, was fatally wounded by Jehu (2 Kgs 9:27). On the analogy of Josh 10:10, it seems likely that the ascent was named after a neighboring site.Ahaziah was fleeing S from Jezreel toward Samaria and Jerusalem. This ro
Fortified Enclosures of the Early Bronze Age in the Samaria Region and the Beginning of Urbanization
Six fortified Early Bronze I-II period enclosures were discovered in the Samaria region. They are defined by their advanced fortification systems and the fact that they are empty or sparsely settled inside. They do not enjoy good ecological conditions. They probably represent a transitional stage from the unfortified proto-urban (EB I) settlement to the urban, fortified town of EB II by walling settlements or erecting pre-settlement enclosures. T…
Kh. 'Aujah el-Foqa (Ataroth) — an Iron Age Fortified City in the Jordan Valley
During the Manasseh Hill Country Survey, an unknown fortified site was traced and explored. The site, Khirbet 'Aujah el-Foqa, may add new aspects to the understanding of both the Iron Age period and the history of the Jordan Valley. The site is situated on a high, stony hill in the western part of the Wadi 'Aujah valley and its overall area is 3.75 acres. The khirbeh was defended by a casemate wall and towers. The location of the site on an eleva…
Huzuq Musa – A Preliminary Report on the Test Excavation at a Final Epipalaeolithic/PPNA Site in the Jordan Valley
La transition d’un mode de vie de chasseurs-cueilleurs nomades vers celui d’agriculteurs sédentaires au Proche-Orient est l’un des paliers d’évolution cruciaux dans l’évolution humaine. De nombreux sites appartenant à l’Épipaléolithique récent ou au début du Néolithique ont été étudiés dans la vallée du Jourdain, l’une des régions majeures pour cette importante mutation. Toutefois, les sites correspondant à la phase de transition sont rares. Cet …
Archaeology and Historical Studies (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (4 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Ancient Near East History (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · History (3 works) · Mount (3 works)