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A study of the intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age in Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon

Abstract:: The general homogeneity of artifacts of the Intermediate Early Bronze - Middle Bronze Age in Palestine has been acknowledged for some years, but the evidence for a relative chronology and typology of objects within the period is based largely on the contents of tombs. Since the surveys of Nelson Glueck in Transjordan it has been apparent that in this region there exist a very large number of EB.MB settlement sites with artifacts directly comparable to those of Contemporary Palestine. It w...
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Prag, K., & Prag, K. (1972). A study of the intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age in Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon [PhD thesis]. University of Oxford.

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Prag, K., and Kay Prag. A Study of the Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age in Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon. University of Oxford, 1972.

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Prag, K, and Kay Prag. 1972. “A Study of the Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age in Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon.” PhD thesis, University of Oxford.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Department:: Faculty of Anthropology and Geography
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Publication date:: 1972
Type of award:: DPhil
Level of award:: Doctoral
Awarding institution:: University of Oxford

Language:: English
Subjects:: Jordan

Syria

Bronze age

Lebanon
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Source identifiers:: 602326729 and 602326730
Deposit date:: 2014-04-01

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Copyright holder:: Kay Prag
Copyright date:: 1972
Notes:: This thesis was digitised thanks to the generosity of Dr Leonard Polonsky.

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