Archaeology, Anthropology and Cult

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ancient Levant societies
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Baba Sali
Beersheva Sites
Bir Es Safadi
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chalcolithic
Chalcolithic period
Chalcolithic Sites
Chipped Stone Assemblage
craft specialisation research
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Holemouth Jars
Horvat Beter
iib
levant
Lug Handles
mishmar
nahal
Nahal Mishmar
Necked Jars
Negev desert archaeology
Northern Negev
period
Pottery Assemblage
prehistoric religion studies
Prismatic Blades
ritual practice analysis
sanctuary site excavation methods
sites
southern
Southern Levant
Spindle Whorls
stratum
Stratum IIA
Stratum IIB
Sub-stratum IIBi
tabular
Tabular Scraper
Teleilat Ghassul
Torpedo Jars
Tuleilat Ghassul
Wadi Rabah

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138663855
  • Weight: 1640g
  • Dimensions: 189 x 246mm
  • Publication Date: 03 Mar 2016
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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The Chalcolithic period was formative in Near Eastern prehistory, being a time of fundamental social change in craft specialization, horticulture and temple life. Gilat - a low mound, semi-communal farming settlement in the Negev desert - is one of the few Chalcolithic sanctuary sites in the Southern Levant. 'Archaeology, Anthropology and Cult' presents a critical analysis of the archaeological data from Gilat. The book brings together archaeological finds and anthropological theory to examine the role of religion in the evolution of society and the power of ritual in promoting change. This comprehensive volume, which includes artefact drawings, photographs, maps and data tables, will be of interest to students and scholars of ancient history, anthropology, archaeology, as well as biblical and religious studies.

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