<i>Lachish III (Tell ed-Duweir), the Iron Age</i>. By Olga Tufnell.

Buchanan, Briggs; Tufnell, Olga

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“…Her reason, not elaborated upon, is that "more detailed study of the pottery does suggest that the gap between the contents of city Levels III and II is greater than was at first supposed." 28 Albright, 29 Buchanan, 30 Kenyon, 31 and Wright 32 have all registered their dissent from Miss Tufnell's higher date on a number of different grounds which to the present writer appear persuasive. But since Aharoni remains unconvinced, we must look for another way around the impasse.…”

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The Royal Stamps and the Kingdom of Josiah

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1971

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In a collection of essays dedicated to the memory of Paul Lapp it is fitting that one of them should deal with the lmlk or royal jar stamps to the study of which he made such an important contribution. It is our purpose here not to emulate his example nor to present a full review of the many problems associated with the interpretation of these stamps but to deal with the question of their date and to make some suggestions about the historical implications of the pattern of their geographical distribution.

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