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Ancient Jerusalem Publications: Landfill of Early Roman Jerusalem : The 2013-2014 Excavations in Area D3 by Yuval Gadot (2022, Hardcover)

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Explore the fascinating history of early Roman Jerusalem with this hardcover copy of "The Landfill of Early Roman Jerusalem". Written by Yuval Gadot, this book delves into the 2013-2014 excavations in Area D3, providing insight into the city's past through its trash. With a publication year of 2013 and an ISBN-13 of 9781646022151, this English-language book is a must-have for history buffs and anyone interested in the ancient world. The book's format is a hardcover, ensuring it will withstand the test of time. Perfect for both casual reading and academic research, "The Landfill of Early Roman Jerusalem" is a valuable addition to any collection. Purchase it now on eBay within the Books & Magazines > Books category.

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Publisher
Pennsylvania STATE University Press
ISBN-10
1646022157
ISBN-13
9781646022151
eBay Product ID (ePID)
25057251316

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Number of Pages
320 Pages
Publication Name
Landfill of Early Roman Jerusalem : the 2013-2014 Excavations in Area D3
Language
English
Publication Year
2022
Subject
Ancient / General, Asia / General, Biblical Studies / Old Testament, Biblical Studies / General
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Religion, History
Author
Yuval Gadot
Series
Ancient Jerusalem Publications
Format
Hardcover

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Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
45.7 Oz
Item Length
10.3 in
Item Width
8.3 in

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Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2022-006301
Dewey Edition
23/eng/20220225
Reviews
"The studies in this volume provide a fascinating window into Early Roman Jerusalem by presenting the results of the meticulous excavation of a massive garbage dump on the southeastern slope of the City of David. The comprehensive and detailed analyses of the various categories of finds--including pottery, coins, stone vessels, glass, animal and fish bones, and wood--indicate the existence of an organized system of rubbish disposal, much of which appears to represent ordinary household waste. These studies therefore add a valuable new dimension to our understanding of daily life in late Second Temple Jerusalem." --Jodi Magness,University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, "The studies in this volume provide a fascinating window into Early Roman Jerusalem by presenting the results of the meticulous excavation of a massive garbage dump on the southeastern slope of the City of David. The comprehensive and detailed analyses of the various categories of finds-including pottery, coins, stone vessels, glass, animal and fish bones, and wood-indicate the existence of an organized system of rubbish disposal, much of which appears to represent ordinary household waste. These studies therefore add a valuable new dimension to our understanding of daily life in late Second Temple Jerusalem." -Jodi Magness, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill "This book is a must read for everyone interested in the up-to-date topic of archaeo-garbology. Gadot and his team vividly demonstrate why ancient refuse is a strong proxy for identifying societal changes in the urban domain of Jerusalem during Roman times. This synthesis is a true goldmine of quantitative data that introduces us to the repertoire of vessels and the diet of the people in this large metropolis temple-city during one of its peak historical periods. It is these mundane leftovers that provide us with the facts and events of the daily life and economy of Jerusalemites 2000 years ago." -Guy Bar-Oz, University of Haifa, "This book is a must read for everyone interested in the up-to-date topic of archaeo-garbology. Gadot and his team vividly demonstrate why ancient refuse is a strong proxy for identifying societal changes in the urban domain of Jerusalem during Roman times. This synthesis is a true goldmine of quantitative data that introduces us to the repertoire of vessels and the diet of the people in this large metropolis temple-city during one of its peak historical periods. It is these mundane leftovers that provide us with the facts and events of the daily life and economy of Jerusalemites 2000 years ago." --Guy Bar-Oz, University of Haifa, "The studies in this volume provide a fascinating window into Early Roman Jerusalem by presenting the results of the meticulous excavation of a massive garbage dump on the southeastern slope of the City of David. The comprehensive and detailed analyses of the various categories of finds--including pottery, coins, stone vessels, glass, animal and fish bones, and wood--indicate the existence of an organized system of rubbish disposal, much of which appears to represent ordinary household waste. These studies therefore add a valuable new dimension to our understanding of daily life in late Second Temple Jerusalem." --Jodi Magness, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, "This book is a must read for everyone interested in the up-to-date topic of archaeo-garbology. Gadot and his team vividly demonstrate why ancient refuse is a strong proxy for identifying societal changes in the urban domain of Jerusalem during Roman times. This synthesis is a true goldmine of quantitative data that introduces us to the repertoire of vessels and the diet of the people in this large metropolis temple-city during one of its peak historical periods. It is these mundane leftovers that provide us with the facts and events of the daily life and economy of Jerusalemites 2000 years ago." --Guy Bar-Oz,University of Haifa, "The studies in this volume provide a fascinating window into early Roman by presenting the results of the meticulous excavation of a massive garbage dump on the southeastern slope of the City of David. The comprehensive and detailed analyses of the various categories of finds--including pottery, coins, stone vessels, glass, animal and fish bones, and wood--indicate the existence of an organized system of rubbish disposal, much of which appears to represent ordinary household waste. These studies therefore add a valuable new dimension to our understanding of daily life in late Second Temple Jerusalem." --Jodi Magness, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
933/.442
Table Of Content
Preface Yuval Gadot Part I: Introduction and Stratigraphy Chapter 1. Introduction Yuval Gadot Chapter 2. Stratigraphy Yuval Gadot Part II: The Finds Chapter 3. The Pottery Helene Machline Chapter 4. The Numismatic Finds Yoav Far Chapter 5. The Chalk Vessels Yonatan Adler Chapter 6. The Glass Finds Ruth E. Jackson-Tal Chapter 7.1 The Metal Artifacts Chen Antler Chapter 7.2 Report on Glassy Slag Fragments Shan Huang and Ian Freestone Chapter 8. The Plaster Fragments Lena Naama Sharabi Chapter 9. The Stone Scale-Weights Ronny Reich Chapter 10. Miscellaneous Finds Nissan Ben Melech Part III: Flora and Fauna Chapter 11. Faunal Remains Abra Spiciarich and Lidar Sapir-Hen Chapter 12. Fish Remains Omri Lernau Chapter 13. Archaeobotanical Analysis Helena Roth and Dafna Langgut Chapter 14. Seeds, Grains, and Other Plant Organs Ilana Peters and Ehud Weiss Part IV: Synthesis and Summary Chapter 15. Committing the Kidron's Western Slopes to Garbage Disposal: Jewish Urbanism Under Roman Hegemony Yuval Gadot Index of Loci
Synopsis
This is the story of the landfill that operated in Jerusalem during the first century CE and served as its garbage dump during the ca. 50-year period that followed Jesus's crucifixion through to the period that led to the great revolt of the Jews just prior to the city's destruction. The book presents an extensive investigation of hundreds of thousands of items that were systematically excavated from the thick layers of landfill. It brings together experts who conducted in-depth studies of every sort of material discarded as refuse--ceramic, metal, glass, bone, wood, and more. This research presents an amazing and tantalizing picture of daily life in ancient Jerusalem, and how life was shaped and regulated by strict behavioral rules ( halacha ). The book also explores why garbage was collected in Jerusalem in so strict a manner and why the landfill operated for only about 50 years. Half a century of garbage from Early Roman-period Jerusalem provides an abundance of new data and new insights into the ideological choices and new religious concepts emerging and developing among those living in Jerusalem at this critical moment. It is an eye-opener for archaeologists, historians, anthropologists, and theologians, as well as for the general reader., This is the story of the landfill that operated in Jerusalem during the first century CE and served as its garbage dump during the ca. 50-year period that followed Jesus's crucifixion through to the period that led to the great revolt of the Jews just prior to the city's destruction. The book presents an extensive investigation of hundreds of ......, Presents the results of excavations at a landfill outside the walls of Jerusalem dating from the 1st century CE that functioned as the final resting spot of the discarded items of the city. The findings reveal city life shaped by halakhic rules of purity., This is the story of the landfill that operated in Jerusalem during the first century CE and served as its garbage dump during the ca. 50-year period that followed Jesus's crucifixion through to the period that led to the great revolt of the Jews just prior to the city's destruction. The book presents an extensive investigation of hundreds of thousands of items that were systematically excavated from the thick layers of landfill. It brings together experts who conducted in-depth studies of every sort of material discarded as refuse-ceramic, metal, glass, bone, wood, and more. This research presents an amazing and tantalizing picture of daily life in ancient Jerusalem, and how life was shaped and regulated by strict behavioral rules (halacha). The book also explores why garbage was collected in Jerusalem in so strict a manner and why the landfill operated for only about 50 years. Half a century of garbage from Early Roman-period Jerusalem provides an abundance of new data and new insights into the ideological choices and new religious concepts emerging and developing among those living in Jerusalem at this critical moment. It is an eye-opener for archaeologists, historians, anthropologists, and theologians, as well as for the general reader.
LC Classification Number
DS109.15.L35 2022

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