Egypt and the Levant in the Iron Age I–IIA: The Ceramic Evidence

Evian, Shirly Ben Dor

doi:10.1179/033443511x12931017059422

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“…94-123;Münger, 2018), as well as assorted faience amulets (Wimmer and Görg 2020). This fits in with other evidence of Egyptian imports and influence in Iron I Philistia (Ben-Dor Evian, 2011, 2012, and in southern Phoenicia (Waiman-Barak et al 2014).…”

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Did Trade Stop in the Early Iron Age? The Evidence From Philistia and Beyond

Maeir

2023

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The transition between the Late Bronze and Iron Age, often described as a collapse, is most often characterized by comparing the changes between these two periods. As trade and connectivity is one of the hallmarks of the Late Bronze Age, the lack of evidence for international trade during the early Iron Age is seen of evidence of the profound changes that occurred during this transition. In this paper, I will reassess the evidence for international trade during the early Iron Age in Philistia and neighboring regions, demonstrating that while there was a substantial degrading in the volume of international trade during this period, it did not cease completely. And based on this, what does this tell us about the processes and mechanisms occurring during the Late Bronze Age/Iron Age transition in the eastern Mediterranean.

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