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"Sea Peoples" Up-to-Date

Contributions to the Chronology of Eastern Mediterranean Volume XXXV

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ISBN-13	978-3-7001-7963-4
ISBN-13 Online	978-3-7001-8163-7
Subject Area	Egyptology
Quality review	refereed - online - print

Preliminaries

page 1

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Contents

page 5

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Abbreviations

page 7

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Peter M. Fischer - Teresa Bürge

Preface

page 9

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Peter M. Fischer - Teresa Bürge

Reflections on the Outcomes of the Workshop: Problems and Desiderata

page 11

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Reinhard Jung

The Sea Peoples after Three Millennia: Possibilities and Limitations of Historical Reconstruction

page 23

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Malcolm H. Wiener

Causes of Complex Systems Collapse at the End of the Bronze Age

page 43

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Helène Whittaker

The Sea Peoples and the Collapse of Mycenaean Palatial Rule

page 75

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David Kaniewski - Elise Van Campo

The Climatic Context of the 3.2 kyr calBP Event

page 85

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Sturt W. Manning - Catherine Kearns - Brita Lorentzen

Dating the End of the Late Bronze Age with Radiocarbon: Some Observations, Concerns, and Revisiting the Dating of Late Cypriot IIC to IlIA

page 95

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Jesse Michael Millek

Sea Peoples, Philistines, and the Destruction of Cities: A Critical Examination of Destruction Layers 'Caused' by the 'Sea Peoples'

page 113

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Assaf Yasur-Landau

Some Notes on Philistines, Migration and Mediterranean Connectivity

page 141

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Aren M. Maeir - Louise A. Hitchcock

The Appearance, Formation and Transformation of Philistine Culture: New Perspectives and New Finds

page 149

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Lorenz Rahmstorf

Anglo-Saxons and Sea Peoples: Comparing Similar Approaches for Tracking Ancient Human Migration

page 163

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Peter M. Fischer

The 13th/12th Century BCE Destructions and the Abandonment of Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus

page 177

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Artemis Georgiou

Flourishing amidst a 'Crisis': The Regional History of the Paphos Polity at the Transition from the 13th to the 12th Centuries BCE

page 207

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Gunnar Lehmann

The Late Bronze - Iron Age Transition and the Problem of the Sea Peoples Phenomenon in Cilicia

page 229

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Diederik J.W. Meijer

The Archaeological Ramifications of "Philistines" in Aleppo

page 257

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Francisco J. Núñez

The Impact of the Sea Peoples in the Central and Northern Levant in Perspective

page 263

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Ayelet Gilboa - Ilan Sharon

Fluctuations in Levantine Maritime Foci across the Late Bronze/Iron Age Transition: Charting the Role of the Sharon-Carmel (Tjeker) Coast in the Rise of Iron Age Phoenician Polities

page 285

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Teresa Bürge

The Late Bronze to Early Iron Age Transition in Transjordan - Between Tradition and Innovation: Evidence of Migration at Tell Abu al-Kharaz, Jordan Valley?

page 299

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Wolfgang Zwickel

Philistines and Danites

page 329

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Penelope A. Mountjoy

The Sea Peoples: A View from the Pottery

page 355

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Philipp W. Stockhammer

How Aegean is Philistine Pottery? The Use of Aegean-type Pottery in the Early 12th Century BCE Southern Levant

page 379

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Mathias Mehofer - Reinhard Jung

Weapons and Metals - Interregional Contacts between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean during the Late Bronze Age

page 389

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Gert Jan van Wijngaarden

Shifts in Value? Exotica in the 13th-12th Centuries BCE Mediterranean

page 401

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