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Volume number
Author or
reviewer name
Author email address Checked in Avectra

Contract
received
(Yes/No)

PDF mailed to author Journal mailed to non-member authors
358 Jonathan S. Greer, “An Israelite Mizraq at Tel Dan?”
jsg247@psu.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
358 Jodi Magness, “The Ancient Synagogue at Nabratein”
magness@email.unc.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
358 Bradley J. Parker, “A Quantitative Attribute Analysis of the Ubaid-Period Cermamic Corpus from Kenan Tepe”
Bradley.J.Parker@utah.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
358 Jason R. Kennedy, “A Quantitative Attribute Analysis of the Ubaid-Period Ceramic Corpus from Kenan Tepe”
jkenned1@binghamton.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
358 Marcus Rautman, “Daniel at Sardis”
RautmanM@missouri.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
358 ??? Peter Richardson, Review of Nikos Kokkinos, “Herods”
prchrdsn@chass.utoronto.ca
Yes
Yes
Yes
358 ??? Sidnie White Crawford, Review of Hanan Eshel’s “The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Hasmonean State”
scrawford1@unl.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
359 Penelope A. Mountjoy, “A Note on the Mixed Origins of Some Philistine Pottery”
Send PDF to Jim Weinstein
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
359 Gunnar Lehmann, “Palace 6000 at Megiddo in Context: Iron Age Central Hall Tetra-Partite Residencies and the Bit-Hilani Building Tradition in the Levant”
gunnar.lehmann@gmail.com
Yes
Yes Yes
359 Ann E. Killebrew, “Palace 6000 at Megiddo in Context”
aek11@psu.edu
Yes
Yes Yes
359 Yifat Thareahi, “The Spirit of Clay: Edomite Pottery and Social Awareness in the Late Iron Age”
tyifat@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
359 Amihai Sneh, “The Why-How-When of the Siloam Tunnel”
sneh@gsi.gov.il
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
359 Ram Weinberger, “The Why-How-When of the Siloam Tunnel”
rami.weinberger@gsi.gov.il
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
359 Eyal Shalev, “The Why-How-When of the Siloam Tunnel”
eyal@gsi.gov.il
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
359 Eric Meyers, “Response to Jodi Magness’ Review of Final Publication of Nabratein”
emc@duke.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
359 Carol Meyers, “Response to Jodi Magness’s Review of Final Publication of Nabratein”
carol@duke.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
359 Jason Ur, Review of Pelternberg, ed. Euphrates River Valley Settlement: The Carchemish Sector in the Third Millenium BC
jasonur@fas.harvard.edu
Yes
Yes
359 Claudia Glatz, Review of Sagona and Zimansky, Ancient Turkey
claudia.glatz@ucl.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
359 Bradley Parker, Review of Yoffee and Crowell, eds., Excavating Asian History
Bradley.J.Parker@utah.edu
Yes
Yes
359 Joe D. Seger, Review of Mazar and Mullins, eds., Excavations at Tel Beth-Shean 1989-1996, Volume II: The Middle and Late Bronze Age Strata in Area R
jds1@ra.msstate.edu
Yes
Yes
359 Itzhaq Shai, Review of Harrison, ed., Cyprus, The Sea Peoples and the Eastern Mediterranean: Regional Perspectives of Continuity and Change
shai.itzick@gmail.com, i_shai@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
359 Assaf Yasur-Landau, Review of Ben-Shlomo, Decorated Philistine Pottery: An Archaeological and Archaeometric Study
assafyasur@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
359 Gary A. Rendsburg, Review of Tappy and McCarter eds., Literate Culture and Tenth-Century Canaan: The Tel Zayit Abecedary in Context
grends@rci.rutgers.edu
Yes, Added
Yes
359 Andrea Berlin, Review of Lapp, Shechem IV: The Persian-Hellenistic Pottery of Shechem/Tell Balatah
aberlin@bu.edu
Yes
Yes
359 Nancy Serwint, Review of Erlich and Kloner, Maresha Excavations Final Report II: Hellenistic Terracotta Figurines from the 1989-1996 Seasons
nancy.serwint@asu.edu
Yes
Yes
359 Rachel Hallote, Review of Nakhai, ed., The World of Women in the Ancient and Classical Near East
rachel.hallote@purchase.edu
Yes
Yes
360 Jeffrey R. Zorn, “Reconsidering Goliath: An Iron Age I Philistine Chariot Warrior”
jrz3@cornell.edu
Yes
Yes Yes
360 Avraham Faust, “The Archaeology of the Israelite Cult: Questioning the Consensus”
fausta@mail.biu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
Yes
360 Barry Beitzel, “Was There a Joint Nautical Venture on the Mediterranean Sea by Tyrian Phoenicians and Early Israelites?”
bbeitzel@trin.edu
Yes, added school address
Yes
Yes
360 Fawzi Abudanh, “Innovation or Technology Immigration: The Qanat Systems in the Regions of Udhruh and Ma’an in Southern Jordan
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes (???)
360 Saad Twaissi, “Innovation or Technology” co-author
saad.twaissi@ahu.edu.jo
No
Yes
Yes
360 Marian Feldman, Review of Fischer, Aegyptische und aegyptisierende Elfenbeine aus Megiddo und Lachisch: Inschriftenfunden, Flaschen, Loeffel
feldman@berkeley.edu
Yes
Yes (?)
Yes
360 John W. Betlyon, Review of Elayi, Byblos, cite sacree
jwb14@psu.edu
Yes, Added school address
Yes (?)
Yes
360 Walter D. Ward, Review of Siplia, The Reorganisation of Provincial Territories in Light of the Imperial Decision-Making Process: Late Roman Arabia and Tres Palaestinae as Case Studies
walterward2@gmail.com
Yes, Added school address
Yes (?)
Yes
361 Lauren Ristvet “Travel and the Making of North Mesopotamian Polities”
lristvet@sas.upenn.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
361 Claudia Glatz, “Landscape Monuments and Political Competition in Late Bronze Age Anatolia”
claudia.glatz@ucl.ac.uk
Yes, member
Yes Yes
361 Aimee Plourde, “Landscape Monuments and Political Competition in Late Bronze Age Anatolia”
aimee.plourde@gmail.com
Added, non-member
Yes
361 Justin Lev-Tov, “Measuring Local Diversity in Early Iron Age Animal Economies”
jlevtov@yahoo.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
361 Benjamin Porter, “Measuring Local Diversity in Early Iron Age Animal Economies”
bwporter@berkeley.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
361 Bruce Routledge, “Measuring Local Diversity in Early Iron Age Animal Economies”
bruce.routledge@liv.ac.uk
Yes, member
Yes Yes
361 Catherine Commenge, review of “La ‘Necropole Eneolithique’ de Byblos”
commenge@club-internet.fr, need mailing address
Yes, non-member
Yes
361 Lisa Cooper, review of “The Levant in Transition”
licooper@interchange.ubc.ca
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
361 Aren Maeir, review of “Critical Issues in Early Israelite History”
maeira@mail.biu.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
361 Katherine Strange Burke, review of “Ramla (South)”
ksburke@ucla.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
361 Marcus Rautman, review of “Byzantine Trade, 4th-12th Centuries”
RautmanM@missouri.edu
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
362 Elif Uenlue, “A Tale of Two Potting Traditions”
elif.unlu@boun.edu.tr
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
362 Jacob Lauinger, “An Excavated Dossier of Cuneiform Tablets from Level VII Alalah?”
jakelauinger@gmail.com; jlauing1@jhu.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
362 Gwyn Davies, “Under Siege: The Roman Field Works at Masada”
daviesg@fiu.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
362 Jeffrey Zorn, review of “The City Besieged”
jrz3@cornell.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
362 Mark S. Smith, Review of E. Lipinski:
mss11@nyu.edu
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
362 Joe D. Seger, Review of “Excavations at Tel Beth Shean, Vol. III”
jds1@ra.msstate.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
362 Assaf Yasur-Landau, review of “Yavneh I”
assafyasur@hotmail.com
Yes, member
Yes Yes
362 John W. Betylon, review of “The Coinage of the Phoenician City of Tyre in the Persian Period”
jwb14@psu.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
362 Peter Richardson, review of “The World of the Herods”
prchrdsn@chass.utoronto.ca
Yes, member
Yes
362 Sidnie White Crawford, review of “The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Hasmonean State”
scrawford1@unl.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
362 Marica Cassis, review of “Petra – The Mountain of Aaron”
mcassis@mun.ca
Yes, member
Yes Yes
362 Susan Cohen, Review of “Eretz Israel 29: Studies in Honor of Ephraim Stern”
scohen@montana.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
362 Larry G. Herr, review of “Studies on Iron Age Moab and Neighbouring Areas”
lherr@cauc.ca
Yes, member
Yes Yes
363 Sharon Steadman, “Take Me to Your Leader: The Power of Place in Prehistoric Anatolian Settlements”
steadmans@cortland.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
363 Itzhaq Shai, “The Iron Age Remains at Tel Nagila”
shai.itzick@gmail.com
Yes
Yes Yes
363 David Ilan, “Iron Age at Tel Nagila”
dilan@huc.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
363 Aren Maeir, “Iron Age at Tel Nagila”
maeira@mail.biu.ac.il
Yes
Yes Yes
363 Joe Uziel, “The Iron Age Remains at Tel Nagila”
joeuziel@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
363 Eyal Regev, “Royal Ideology in the Hasmonean Palaces in Jericho”
regeve1@mail.biu.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
363 Benjamin A. Saidel, “The Camera and the Pipe: Adjusting the Terminus Ante Quem of the Red-Slipped and Burnished Disc-Base Tobacco Pipes from Suba, Israel”
benjaminasaidel@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes Yes
363 E. B. Banning, review of “Sha’ar Hagolan 2: The Rise of Urban Concepts”
ted.banning@utoronto.ca
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
363 Catherine Commenge, review of D. Golden “The Dawn of Metallurgy in Southern Levant”
commenge@netvision.net.il
Yes
Yes Yes
363 Louise Steel, review of “The Bronze Age Cemeteries of Kacmi”
l.steel@tsd.ac.uk
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
363 Bill T. Arnold, Review of “From an Antique Land,” edited by C. Ehrlich
bill.arnold@asburyseminary.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
363 Pauline Albenda, “Assyrian Reliefs from the Palace of Ashur Nasirpal II”
palbenda@msn.com
Yes
Yes Yes
364 Susan L. Braunstein, “The Meaning of Egyptian-Style Objects”
sbraunstein@thejm.org
Yes, member
Yes Yes
364 Shlomo Bunimovitz, “Canaanite Resistance: The Philistines and Beth-Shemesh”
bunimov@post.tau.ac.il
Yes, non-member
Yes Yes
364 Zvi Lederman, “Canaanite Resistance”
reuvenal@bezeqint.net
Yes, non-member
Yes Yes
364 Aryeh E. Shimron, “The Why, How, and When of the Siloam Tunnel Reevaluated
aeshimron@gmail.com
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
364 Amos Frumkin, “The Why, How, and When of the Siloam Tunnel Reevaluated”
msamos@mscc.huji.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
364 Doron Ben-Ami, “The Lower City of Jerusalem on the Eve of Its Destruction”
dbenami@pluto.huji.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
364 Yana Tchekhanovets, “The Lower City of Jerusalem”
yanatchk@gmail.com
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
364 Gary O. Rollefson, review of “Sha’ar Hagolan3”
rollefgo@whitman.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
364 Adam E. Miglio, review of “Reading and Writing in Babylon”
adam.miglio@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
364 Bradley J. Parker, review of “The Pots and Potters of Assyria”
Bradley.J.Parker@utah.edu
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
364 Rami Arav, review of “Khirbet Qeiyafa, Vol. 1”
rarav@unomaha.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
364 Eric C. Lapp, review of “The Necropolis of Bet Guvrin-Eleutheropolis”
eric.lapp@verizon.net
Yes, member
Yes Yes
364 Cristina Tonghini, review of An Introduction to Islamic Archaeology”
tonghini@unive.it
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
365 Michael Press, “(Pytho)Gaia in Myth and Legend”
mdpress52@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
365 Christie J. Goulart, “Three Epigraphic Finds from Tall Jalul, Jordan”
cchadwic@andrews.edu
Yes, non-member
Yes Yes
365 Roy Gane, “Three Epigraphic Finds from Tall Jalul”
gane@andrews.edu
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
365 Philip Boyes, “‘The King of the Sidonians’: Phoenician Ideologies and the Myth of the Kingdom of Tyre-Sidon
pjb70@cam.ac.uk
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
365 Nathan Pilkington, “A Note on Nora and the Nora Stone”
nlp2109@columbia.edu
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
365 Omur Harmansah, “Beyond Assur”
Omur_Harmansah@brown.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
365 Mitchell S. Rothman, review of “Development of Pre-State Communities in ANE”
rothman@pop1.science.widener.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
365 Yorke Rowan, review of Hermon’s “Socio-Economic Aspects of Chalcolithic Societies”
ymrowan@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
365 Mark W. Chavalas, review of “Brotherhood of Kings”
chavalas.mark@uwlax.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
365 Jeffrey R. Zorn review of J. Vidal “Studies on War in the Ancient Near East”
jrz3@cornell.edu
Yes
Yes Yes
365 Daniel Fisher, review of “Marriage, Gifts, and Social Change in Ancient Palestine”
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
365 Gerald Mattingly, review of “Small Finds: Studies of the Bone, Iron, Glass, Figurines, and Stone Objects from Tell Hesban and Vicinity”
gmattingly@johnsonu.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
365 Sarah Whitcher Kansa review of “Animal Husbandry in Ancient Israel”
skansa@alexandriaarchive.org
Yes
Yes Yes
365 Ayeht Gilboa, review of “Atlas of the Assyrian Pottery of the Iron Age
agilboa@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes Yes
365 Claudia Sagona, review of “Motya and the Phoenician Ceramic Repertoire”
c.sagona@unimelb.edu.au
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
365 Asa Eger, “Excavations at Tell Jawa”
asa.eger@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes Yes
365 Jason Kennedy, review “Proceeding at the 6th ICAANE”
jkenned1@binghamton.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes
366 Tallay Ornan, “The Long Life of a Dead King”
tallay@mscc.huji.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes Yes Yes
366 Andrea Berlin, “The Sanctuary at Mizpe Yammin”
aberlin@bu.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
366 Rafael Frankel, “The Sanctuary at Mizpe Yammin”
learafi@b-emek.org.il
Added, non-member
Yes Yes Yes
366 Donald O. Henry, review of “Evolution of Lithic Economies in the Levantine Neolithic”
donald-henry@utulsa.edu
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
Yes
366 Eva von Dassow, review of “Nuzi Texts and Their Uses as Historical Evidence”
vonda001@umn.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
366 Alison Betts, review of “Nomads, Tribes, and the State in the Ancient Near East”
alison.betts@antiquity.su
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
Yes
366 Kevin Fisher, review of “Art and Society in Cyprus”
kevin.fisher@alumni.utoronto.ca
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
366 Derek Counts, review of “Ancient Cyprus in the British Museum”
dbc@uwm.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
366 Burton MacDonald, review of “Wadi Araba in Classical and Late Antiquity”
bmacdona@stfx.ca
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
367 Assaf Yasur-Landau “An MB II Orthostat Building at Tel Kabri, Israel”
assafyasur@hotmail.com
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
367 Eric H. Cline, “An MB II Orthostat Building at Tel Kabri, Israel”
ehcline@gwu.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
367 Nurith Goshen, “An MB II Orthostat Building at Tel Kabri, Israel”
nurithgoshen@hotmail.com
Yes, non-member
Yes Yes Yes
367 Nimrod Marom, “An MB II Orthostat Building at Tel Kabri, Israel”
marom@uchicago.edu
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
367 Inbal Samet, “An MB II Orthostat Building at Tel Kabri, Israel”
inbalsamet@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
367 Erez Ben-Yosef, “A New Chronological Framework for Iron Age Copper Production at Timna (Israel)”
ebenyose@post.tau.ac.il
Yes, non-member
Yes Yes Yes
367 Ron Shaar, “A New Chronological Framework for Iron Age Copper Production at Timna (Israel)”
rshaar@uscd.edu
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
367 Lisa Tauxe, “A New Chronological Framework for Iron Age Copper Production at Timna (Israel)”
ltauxe@ucsd.edu
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
367 Hagai Ron, “A New Chronological Framework for Iron Age Copper Production at Timna (Israel)”
hagairon@vms.huji.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes Yes
367 Yigal Levin, “The Identification of Khirbet Qeiyafa”
Yigal.Levin@biu.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes Yes Yes
367 Mihriban Ozbasaran, review of “The Prehistory of Asia Minor”
ozbasaranmihriban@gmail.com
Yes, non-member
Yes Yes
367 Susan Ackerman, review of “Images of Woman and Child from the Bronze Age”
susan.ackerman@dartmouth.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
367 Piotr Bienkowski, review of “The Madaba Plains Project”
piotr.a.bienkowski@manchester.ac.uk
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
367 Stephanie M. Langin-Hooper, review of “The Master of Animals in Old World Archaeology”
slangin@bgsu.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
367 Jeffrey R. Zorn, review of “The Horsemen of Israel”
jrz3@cornell.edu
Yes, member
Yes Yes n/a
Aviva/Jen/Inda: if you need addresses for anyone in 368, let me know, I have them. -Britta **** *** **
368 Robert S. Homsher, “Mud-Bricks and the Process of Construction in Middle Bronze Age Southern Levant”
r.homsher@ucl.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
368 James Osborne, “Communicating Power in the Bit-Hilani Palace”
josbor24@jhu.edu
Yes
Yes
368 Ian Jones, “Khirbat Nuqayb al-Asaymir and Middle Islamic Metallurgy in Faynan”
iwjones@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
368 Alan Simmons, review of “Maritime Interactions in the Arabian Neolithic”
simmonsa@unlv.nevada.edu
Yes
Yes
368 Joanna S. Smith, review of “The Formation of Cyprus in the 2nd Millennium B.C.”
joannas@princeton.edu
Yes
Yes
368 Ayelet Gilboa, review of “Ceramics of the Phoenician-Punic World”
agilboa@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
368 Aren Maeir, review of “Ashkelon III”
arenmaeir@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
368 Samuel R. Wolff, review of “Bethsaida 4”
sam@israntique.org.il
Yes
Yes
368 Laurel Taylor, review of “Hasmonean and Herdion Palaces at Jericho”
ltaylor@unca.edu
Yes
Yes
368 Bethany J. Walker, review of “The Road Inns (Khans) in Bilad el-Sham”
bethanywalker@missouristate.edu
Yes
Yes
368 Benjamin A. Saidel, review of “Historical Biblical Archaeology and the Future”
saidelb@ecu.edu
Yes
Yes
369 Peter Machinist “Frank Moore Cross”
machinis@fas.harvard.edu
Yes
369 Gerald L. Mattingly “Gus W. Van Beek”
gmattingly@johnsonu.edu
Yes
369 Donald B. Redford “Akhenaten”
dbr3@psu.edu
Yes
369 Seth L. Sanders “The Appetites of the Dead”
sethlsanders@gmail.com
Yes
369 Andre Lemaire “The Mortuary Stele”
andrelemaire@hotmail.com
Yes
369 Benjamin Sass “The Mortuary Stele”
sass@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
369 Jane DeRose Evans “Five Small Bronze Hoards”
jevans@temple.edu
Yes
369 Itamar Taxel “Rural Settlement Processes”
taxelita@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
369 Katia Cytryn-Silverman “The Khan at al-Sukkariyya”
cytryn@mscc.huji.ac.il
Yes
369 Jeffrey A. Blakely “The Khan at al-Sukkariyya”
jblakely@wisc.edu
Yes
369 Deborah I. Olszewski, review of Omry Barzilai
deboraho@sas.upenn.edu
Yes
369 Gary O. Rollefson, review of Steven A. Rosen
rollefgo@whitman.edu
Yes
369 Hermann Genz, review of C. Brian Rose and Gareth Darbyshire
hg09@aub.edu.lb
Yes
369 Ziony Zevit, review of Beate Pongratz-Leisten
zzevit@ajula.edu
Yes
369 Ann E. Killebrew, review of Martin Peilstoecker and Aaron A. Burke
aek11@psu.edu
Yes
369 Rachel Hallote, review of Megan Bishop Moore and Brad E. Kelle
rachel.hallote@purchase.edu
Yes
369 Peter J. Stone, review of Heather Jackson and John Tidmarsh
stonepr@mail.uc.edu
Yes
369 Andrea Berlin, review of J. Andrew Overman and Daniel N. Schowalter
aberlin@bu.edu
Yes
369 Matthew M. McCarty, review of Hadrien Bru
mmmccarty@gmail.com
Yes
369 Nicholas F. Hudson, review of Jody Magness
hudsonn@uncw.edu
Yes
369 Mark W. Chavalas, review of Bleda S. During, Arne Wissink, and Peter M. M. G. Akkermans
mchavalas@uwlax.edu
Yes
369 James K. Hoffmeier, review of Alan B. Lloyd
4hoffs@ameritech.net
Yes
370 Derek B. Counts “New Approaches to the Elusive Iron Age Polities”
dbc@uwm.edu
Yes
Yes
370 Maria Iacovou “New Approaches to the Elusive Iron Age Polities of Ancient Cyprus”
mariai@ucy.ac.cy
Yes
Yes
370 Maria Iacovou “Historically Elusive and Internally Fragile Island Polities”
mariai@ucy.ac.cy
Yes
Yes
370 Vasiliki Kassianidou “The Exploitation of the Landscape”
v.kassianidou@ucy.ac.cy
Yes
Yes
370 Antoine Hermary “Building Power”
ahermary@mmsh.univ-aix.fr
Yes
Yes
370 Sabine Fourrier “Constructing the Peripheries”
sabine.fourrier@mom.fr
Yes
Yes
370 Anna Satraki “The Iconograpy of Basileis”
asatraki@yahoo.gr
Yes
Yes
370 Sarah Janes “Death and Burial in the Age of the Cypriot City-Kingdoms”
sarahmjanes@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
370 Giorgos Papantoniou “Cypriot Autonomous Polities at the Crossroads”
papantog@tcd.ie
Yes
Yes
370 Bruce Routledge, review “Household Archaeology in the Levant”
bruce.routledge@liv.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
370 Alan Simmons, review of Garfinkel
simmonsa@unlv.nevada.edu
Yes
Yes
370 Benjamin S. Arbuckle, review of “Social Zooarchaeology”
benjamin_arbuckle@baylor.edu
Yes
Yes
370 James Osborne, review of “The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia”
josbor24@jhu.edu
Yes
Yes
370 Graham Philip, review of Ur
graham.philip@durham.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
370 Rupert L. Chapman, review of Richard “Khirbat Iskander”
rchapman@thebritishmuseum.ac.uk
Yes
No
370 Alexander H. Joffe, review ” Daily Life, Materiality, and Complexity”
alexjoffe@optonline.net
Yes
Yes
370 Aaron Burke, review “In the Midst of the Jordan”
burke@humnet.ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
370 Mark W. Chavalas, review of Fink
mchavalas@uwlax.edu
Yes
Yes
370 Robert Mullins, review “Dan III”
ramullins@apu.edu
Yes
Yes
370 Larry Herr, review “Tell es-Safi/Gath I”
lherr@cauc.ca
Yes
Yes
370 Peter Richardson, review of Meyers and Chancey
prchrdsn@chass.utoronto.ca
Yes
Yes
370 Sidnie White Crawford, review Lange et al., eds
scrawford1@unl.edu
Yes
Yes
370 Tina M. Niemi, “The City of Cisterns” review “Humayma”
niemit@umkc.edu
Yes
Yes
370 James Hardin, review Ussishkin, Finkelstein, and Na’aman
jwh1@ra.msstate.edu
Yes
Yes
371 James F. Strange “Robert Jehu Bull”
No
No
371 Steven E. Falconer “A Stone Plank Figure”
s.falconer@latrobe.edu.au
Yes
Yes
371 Eilis Marie Monahan “A Stone Plank Figure”
emm66@cornell.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Patricia L. Fall “A Stone Plank Figure”
p.fall@latrobe.edu.au
Yes
Yes
371 William G. Dever “Middle Bronze Age High Place”
none
Yes
Yes
371 Nimrod Marom “Shepherd Kings?”
nmaromo@campus.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Assaf Yasur-Landau “Shepherd Kings?”
assafyasur@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
371 Sharon Zuckerman “Shepherd Kings?”
mssharon@mscc.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Eric H. Cline “Shepherd Kings?”
ehcline@gwu.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Amnon Ben-Tor, “Shepherd Kings?”
bentor@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Guy Bar-Oz “Shepherd Kings?”
guybar@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Lidar Sapir-Hen “Food, Economy, and Culture at Tel Dor”
lidarsap@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Guy Bar-Oz “Food, Economy, and Culture at Tel Dor”
guybar@research.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Ilan Sharon “Food, Economy, and Culture at Tel Dor”
sharon@haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Ayelet Gilboa “Food, Economy, and Culture at Tel Dor”
gilboaaa@zahav.net.il
Yes
Yes
371 Tamar Dayan “Food, Economy, and Culture at Tel Dor”
dayanT@tauex.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Hayah Katz “The Chronology of the Iron Age 11A in Judah”
hayahka@openu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Avraham Faust “The Chronology of the Iron Age 11A in Judah”
avraham.faust@biu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Adam E. Miglio “Iron Age Epigraphic Artifacts”

adam.miglio@wheaton.edu

Yes
Yes
371 Orit Peleg-Barkat “Fit for a King”
orit.peleg@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Olin J. Storvick “Excavations at Caesarea Maritima”
storvick@cord.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Marylinda Govaars “Excavations at Caesarea Maritima”
mlggeorgia@outlook.com
Yes
Yes
371 Uzi Leibner “Imported Fine Ware”
uzi.leibner@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
371 Chaim Ben David “Imported Fine Ware”
bendavidhm@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
371 David Frankel, review of A.B. Knapp
d.frankel@latrobe.edu.au
Yes
Yes
371 Peter M. Fischer, review of “Khirbet al-Batrawy III”
peter@fischerarchaeology.se
Yes
Yes
371 Stuart Swiny, review of Georgiou
swiny@albany.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Herbert Huffmon, review of Stokl
hhuffmon@drew.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Eric H. Cline, review of Steel
ehcline@gwu.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Alexis T. Boutin, review “Bioarchaeology and Behavior”
alexis.boutin@sonoma.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Edward L. Greenstein, review Pardee
greenstein.ed@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
371 Larry Herr, review of “The Iron Age I Structure on Mt. Ebel”
lherr@cauc.ca
Yes
Yes
371 Alexander Joffe, review of Adam Zertal
alexjoffe@optonline.net
Yes
Yes
371 Jennie Ebeling, review “Family and Household Religion”
je55@evansville.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Gerald J. Mattingly, review of Lucas Petit
gmattingly@johnsonu.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Daniel M. Master, review “The Archaeology of Israelite Society in Iron Age II”
Daniel.Master@wheaton.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Duane W. Roller, review Talbert
roller.2@osu.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Jane Cahill West, review of “Galor and Avni 2011”
jcahill@hal-pc.org
Yes
Yes
371 David Klotz, review of Stephen Ruzicka
david.klotz@yale.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Nancy Lapp, review Faust
nlapp@pts.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Eric C. Lapp, review “The Excavations of Khirbet er-Rasm”
eric.lapp@verizon.net
Yes
Yes
371 David W. Rupp, review “Crossroads”
drupp@brocku.ca
Yes
Yes
371 S. Thomas Parker, review of James A. Sauer and Larry G. Herr
thomas_parker@ncsu.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Susan I. Rotroff, review Meyers
srotroff@wustl.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Andrew Gross, review of “Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae”
grossa@cua.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Jane DeRose Evans, review of “The Coins of Herod”
jevans@temple.edu
Yes
Yes
371 Stephen Goranson, review of David Stacey “Qumran Revisited”
goranson@duke.edu
Yes
Yes
***
372 Andrea Polcaro “Dolmen 317 and its hidden burial”
andrea.polcaro@unipg.it
Yes
Yes
372 Juan Ramon Muniz Alvarez “Dolmen 317 and its hidden burial”
juanramunhiz@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
372 Valentin Alvarez Martinez “Dolmen 317 and its hidden burial”
v.alvarezmartinez33@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
372 Silvia Mogliazza “Dolmen 317 and its hidden burial”
s.mogliazza@libero.it
Yes
Yes
372 Laura A. Gagne “Learning to Make Pottery”
Yes
Yes
372 Jeffrey R. Zorn “Short Note”
jrz3@cornell.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Ayelet Gilboa “An Iron Age I Canaanite/Phoenician Courtyard House at Tel Dor”
gilboaaa@zahav.net.il
Yes
Yes
372 Ilan Sharon “An Iron Age I Canaanite/Phoenician Courtyard House at Tel Dor”
sharon@huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
372 Jeffrey R. Zorn “An Iron Age I Canaanite/Phoenician Courtyard House at Tel Dor”
jrz3@cornell.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Daniel M. Master “Economy and Exchange in the Iron Age Kingdoms of the Southern Levant”
Daniel.Master@wheaton.edu
Yes
Yes
372 P.M. Michele Daviau “Conspicuous Consumption and Tribute”
micheledaviaudion@yahoo.ca / mdaviau@wlu.ca
Yes
Yes
372 Stanley Klassen “Conspicuous Consumption and Tribute”
stanley.klassen@utoronto.ca
Yes
Yes
372 Lily Singer-Avitz “The Pottery of Megiddo Strata III-II”
avitz@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
372 Yuval Goren “The Authenticity of Bullae of Berekhyahu Son of Neriyahu”
ygoren@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
372 Eran Arie “The Authenticity of Bullae of Berekhyahu Son of Neriyahu”
eranar@imj.org.il
Yes
Yes
372 Walter E. Aufrecht “A Symposium on the Legacy of Frank Moore Cross”
aufrecht@telus.net
Yes
Yes
372 Sidnie White Crawford “Introduction”
scrawford1@unl.edu
Yes
Yes
372 P. Kyle McCarter “The Contribution of Frank Moore Cross”
pkm@jhu.edu
Yes
Yes
372 John Huehnergard “The Contributions of Frank Moore Cross to Semitic and Hebrew Philology”
huehnergard@austin.utexas.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Larry G. Herr “Frank Moore Cross and Archaeology”
lherr@cauc.ca
Yes
Yes
372 Ronald Hendel “The Contribution of Frank Moore Cross to Textual Criticism”
hendel@berkeley.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Sidnie White Crawford “Frank Moore Cross’s Contributions”
scrawford1@unl.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Mark S. Smith “The Contribution of Frank Moore Cross to Ugaritic Studies”
mssll@nyu.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Jo Ann Hackett “The Contribution of Frank Moore Cross to the Study of the Religion of Israel”
hackett@austin.utexas.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Michael D. Coogan “Frank Moore Cross and the History of Ancient Israel”
mdcoogan@aol.com
Yes
Yes
372 Donald O. Henry review of “Wadi Hammeh 27”
donald-henry@utulsa.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Mark Altaweel review of “Cities and the Shaping of Memory in the ANE”
m.altaweel@ucl.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
372 Mitchell S. Rothman review Porter
msrothman@widener.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Lynn Welton review of Megiddo V
lynn.welton@ubc.ca
Yes
Yes
372 Alexander H. Joffe review of Excavations at Tel Beth-Shean
Yes
Yes
372 Gary Beckman review of Treaty, Law and Covenant
sidd@umich.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Walter Fasnacht “Ambelikou Aletri Metallurgy and Pottery Production in Middle Bronze Age Cyprus”
wfasnacht@icsz.ch
Yes
Yes
372 Aren Maeir, review “Gezer VII”
arenmaeir@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
372 Susan Ackerman, review “Textile Production and Consumption in the ANE”
susan.ackerman@dartmouth.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Peter Ian Kuniholm review of “Cities and Cities in Turkey”
pik@ltrr.arizona.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Eric H. Cline, review Killebrew and Lehmann
ehcline@gwu.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Assaf Yasur-Landau, review of Killebrew and Lehmann
assafyasur@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
372 Gloria London “Food of Ancient Judah”
glondon@earthlink.net
Yes
Yes
372 Gloria London “Dinner at Dan”
glondon@earthlink.net
Yes
Yes
372 Caroline Sauvage, review of Aubet
caroline.sauvage@mom.fr
Yes
Yes
372 David Rupp, review of Papantoniou “Religion and Social Transformations in Cyprus”
drupp@brocku.ca
Yes
Yes
372 Peter Stone review of Figueras
pjstone@vcu.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Michael C. Nelson review of Excavations at Tel Zahara
michael.nelson@qc.cuny.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Cynthia Finlayson review of Smith
calderfin@aol.com
Yes
Yes
372 Tasha Vorderstrasse review of Tonghini
tkvorder@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
372 Cristina Tonghini review of Stern
tonghini@unive.it
Yes
Yes
***
373 Andreas Hauptmann “On Early Bronze Age Copper Bar Ingots from the Southern Levant”
andreas.haptmann@bergbaumuseum.de (?)
Yes
Yes
373 Sigrid Schmitt-Strecker “On Bronze Age Copper Bar Ingots from Palestine”
s.schmitt-strecker@mpic.de
Yes
Yes
373 Thomas Levy (9/2014)
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
373 Friedrich Begemann “On Bronze Age Copper Bar Ingots from Palestine”
f.begemann@mpic.de
Yes
Yes
373 Alexander Fantalkin “Late Helladic to Middle Geometric Aegean”
fantalk@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
373 Israel Finkelstein (12/2014)
fink2@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
373 Piasetzky Eliazer (12/2014)
eip@tauphy.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
373 George Beran “The Late Antique Church at Tall al-Umayri East”
beran@queensu.ca
Yes
Yes
373 Greg Fisher “The Late Antique Church at Tall al-Umayri East”
greg.fisher@carleton.ca
Yes
Yes
373 Denis Genequand “The Late Antique Church at Tall al-Umayri East”
denis.genequand@unige.ch
Yes
Yes
373 David Ussishikin “The Sacred Area of Early Bronze Megiddo”
ussishki@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
373 Heather Dana Davis Parker “A Moabite-Inscribed Statue Fragment”
heatherddparker@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
373 Ashley Fiutko Arico “A Moabite-Inscribed Statue Fragment”
a.fiutko@jhu.edu
Yes
Yes
373 James T. Pokines “Test Excavations at Wadi Zarqa Ma’in 1”
jamespokines@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
373 Chris J. H. Ames “Test Excavations at Wadi Zarqa Ma’in 1”
cjhames@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
373 Assaf Yasur-Landau “From Byblos to Vapheio”
assafyasur@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
373 Danny Rosenberg “Looking at the overlooked”
drosenberg@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
373 Uri Davidovich “Looking at the overlooked”
ud21@cam.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
373 Avraham Faust “Pottery and Society in Iron Age Philistia”
avraham.faust@biu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
373 Melissa A. Kennedy “Assessing the Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age Transition”
melissa.kennedy@sydney.edu.au
Yes
Yes
373 Yosef Garfinkle (4/2015)
garfinkel@mail.huji.aclil
Yes
Yes
373 Mitka R. Golub (4/2015)
mitka.golub@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
373 Haggai Misgav (4/2015)
misgav@macam.ac.il
Yes
Yes
373 Saar Ganot
saarg@israntique.org.il
Yes
Yes
373 Daniel M. Master “Imported Cypriot Pottery”
daniel.master@wheaton.edu
Yes

Yes

373 Penelope Mountjoy “Imported Cypriot Pottery”
NONE
Yes

paper copy mailed

373 Hans Mommsen “Imported Cypriot Pottery”
hans@mommsen.de
Yes
Yes
373 Rachel Hallote (12/1/14)
rachel.hallote@purchase.edu
Yes
Yes
373 Kevin D. Fisher, review of Maliszewski
kevin.fisher@ubc.ca
Yes
Yes
373 Michel Fortin “Cities Invisibles”
michel.fortin@hst.ulaval.ca
Yes
Yes
373 Hoo-Goo Kang review of Lahav III
hoogoo7008@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
373 Andrew M. Smith II “Horvat Mesad” book review
amsii@gwu.edu
Yes
Yes
373 Gregory Duncan Mumford “Ceramique et occupation egyptienne en Canaan”
gmumford@uab.edu
Yes
Yes
***
374 Naama Yahalom-Mack “Egyptian Bronzeworking Practices in Late Bronze Age Canaan”
naama.yahalom@mail.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Katharina Streit “A Specialized Ceramic Assemblage for Water Pulling”
katharin.streit@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Yosef Garfinkel “A Specialized Ceramic Assemblage for Water Pulling”
garfinkel@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Ayelet Gilboa “On the Origin of Iron Age Phoenician Ceramics”
gilboaaa@zahav.net.il
Yes
Yes
374 Paula Waiman-Barak “On the Origin of Iron Age Phoenician Ceramics at Kommos”
paula76w@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
374 Richard Jones “On the Origin of Iron Age Phoenician Ceramics at Kommos”
richard.jones@glasgow.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
374 Yoshihiro Nishiaki “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
nishiaki@um.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Yes
Yes
374 Farhad Guliyev “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
fred_amea@mail.ru
Yes
Yes
374 Seiji Kadowaki “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
kadowaki@num.nagoya-u.ac.jp
Yes
Yes
374 Valeh Alakbarov “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
valeh_elekberli@mail.ru
Yes
Yes
374 Takehiro Miki “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
lambtake@yahoo.co.jp
Yes
Yes
374 Shahin Salimbayov “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
salimbeyov@mail.ru
Yes
Yes
374 Chie Akashi “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
cats@moegi.waseda.jp
Yes
Yes
374 Saiji Arai “Investigating Cultural and Socioeconomic Change at the Beginning of the Pottery Neolithic”
araisj@outlook.com
Yes
Yes
374 Deirdre Fulton “Feasting in Paradise”
deirdre_fulton@baylor.edu
Yes
Yes
374 Yuval Gadot “Feasting in Paradise”
ygadot@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Assaf Kleiman “Feasting in Paradise”
iassafk@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Liora Freud “Feasting in Paradise”
freudliora@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Omri Lernau “Feasting in Paradise”
0502200087@netvision.net.il
Yes
Yes
374 Oded Lipschits “Feasting in Paradise”
lipschit@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Khaled Al-Bashaireh “Geochemical Analyses and Provenance Determination”
khaledsm@email.arizona.edu
Yes
Yes
374 David L. Dettman “Geochemical Analyses and Provenance Determination”
dettman@email.arizona.edu
Yes
Yes
374 Itzhaq Shai “Late Bronze Age Cultic Activity in Ancient Canaan”
shai.itzick@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Chris McKinny “Late Bronze Age Cultic Activity in Ancient Canaan”
chrismckinny@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Joe Uziel “Late Bronze Age Cultic Activity in Ancient Canaan”
joeuziel@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Lior Regev “Geoarchaeological Investigation in a Domestic Iron Age Quarter”
lior.regev@weizmann.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Dan Cabanes “Geoarchaeological Investigation in a Domestic Iron Age Quarter”
dancabanes@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Robert Homsher “Geoarchaeological Investigation in a Domestic Iron Age Quarter”
rhomsher@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Assaf Kleiman “Geoarchaeological Investigation in a Domestic Iron Age Quarter”
iassafk@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
374 Steve Weiner “Geoarchaeological Investigation in a Domestic Iron Age Quarter”
steve.weiner@weizmann.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Israel Finkelstein “Geoarchaeological Investigation in a Domestic Iron Age Quarter”
fink2@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Ruth Shahack-Gross “Geoarchaeological Investigation in a Domestic Iron Age Quarter”
ruth.shahack@weizmann.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Ran Zadok (9/2015)
zadokr@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Jodi Magness “Pottery and Jewish Settlement in Late Roman Galilee”
magness@email.unc.edu
Yes
Yes
374 Daniel Schindler “Pottery and Jewish Settlement in Late Roman Galilee”
dschindl@email.unc.edu
Yes
Yes
374 Peter Fischer “The Ivory Tomb at Tell Irbid”
peter@fischerarchaeology.se
Yes
Yes
374 Teresa Buerge “The Ivory Tomb at Tell Irbid”
teresa.buerge@gmx.de
Yes
Yes
374 Muhammad Al-Shalabi “The Ivory Tomb at Tell Irbid”
shalabimuhammad@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
374 Benjamin Sass “The Lachish Jar Sherd”
sass@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Yosef Garfinkel “The Lachish Jar Sherd”
garfinkel@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
374 Michael G. Hasel “The Lachish Jar Sherd”
mhasel@southern.edu
Yes
Yes
374 Martin G. Klingbeil “The Lachish Jar Sherd”
mklingbeil@southern.edu
Yes
Yes
374 A. Asa Eger, review of “Les etablissements des elites omeyyades en Palmyrene et au Proche-Orient”
aaeger@uncg.edu
Yes
Yes
374 Louise Steel, review of “Associated Regional Chronologies for the ANE”
l.steel@uwtsd.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
***
375 Bezalel Porten “Akkadian Names in Aramaic Documents from Ancient Egypt”
bezalel.porten@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
375 Guillaume Charloux “Banqueting in a Northern Arabian Oasis”
guillaume.charloux@cnrs.fr
Yes
Yes
375 Charlene Bouchaud “Banqueting in a Northern Arabian Oasis”
charlene.bouchaud@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
375 Caroline Durand “Banqueting in a Northern Arabian Oasis”
c.durand@ifporient.org
Yes
Yes
375 Herve Monchot “Banqueting in a Northern Arabian Oasis”
herve.monchot@wanadoo.fr
Yes
Yes
375 Ariane Thomas “Banqueting in a Northern Arabian Oasis”
ariane.thomas@louvre.fr
Yes
Yes
375 Sarah Parcak “Hiding in Plain Sight”
sparcak@uab.edu
Yes
Yes
375 Christopher Tuttle “Hiding in Plain Sight”
christopher.a.tuttle@gmail.com
Yes Yes
375 Felix Hoeflmayer “New Evidence for Middle Bronze Age Chronology and Synchronisms”
felix.hoeflmayer@oeaw.ac.at
Yes Yes
375 Jens Kamlah “New Evidence for Middle Bronze Age Chronology and Synchronisms”
jens.kamlah@uni-tuebingen.de
Yes Yes
375 Helene Sader “New Evidence for Middle Bronze Age Chronology and Synchronisms”
hsader@aub.edu.lb
Yes Yes
375 Michael Dee “New Evidence for Middle Bronze Age Chronology and Synchronisms”
michael.dee@rlaha.ox.ac.uk
Yes Yes
375 Walter Kutschera “New Evidence for Middle Bronze Age Chronology and Synchronisms”
walter.kutschera@univie.ac.at
Yes Yes
375 Eva M. Wild “New Evidence for Middle Bronze Age Chronology and Synchronisms”
eva.maria.wild@univie.ac.at
Yes Yes
375 Simone Riehl “New Evidence for Middle Bronze Age Chronology and Synchronisms”
simone.riehl@uni-tuebingen.de
Yes Yes
375 Yifat Thareani “The Empire and the ‘Upper Sea'”
tyifat1@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
375 Lidar Sapir-Hen “Animal Economy”
lidarsap@post.tau.ac.il
Yes Yes
375 Yuval Gadot “Animal Economy”
ygadot@gmail.com
Yes Yes
375 Israel Finkelstein “Animal Economy”
fink2@post.tau.ac.il
Yes Yes
375 Katia Gavagnin “The Land of Nineveh Archaeological Project”
katia_gavagnin@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
375 Marco Iamoni “The Land of Nineveh Archaeological Project”
marco.iamoni@uniud.it
Yes
Yes
375 Rocco Palermo “The Land of Nineveh Archaeological Project”
rocco.palermo@unina.it
Yes
Yes
375 Yuval Yekutieli “Timna Chariots’ Engraving Revisited”
yekutieli@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
375 Doron Boness “Petrographic Study of the Pottery Assemblage from H. Qarqar South”
doronbon@post.bgu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
375 Naama Scheftelowitz “Petrographic Study of the Pottery Assemblage”
naamas@tauex.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
375 Peter Fabian “Petrographic Study of the Pottery Assemblage”
Yes
Yes
375 Isaac Gilead “Petrographic Study of the Pottery Assemblage”
Yes
Yes
375 Yuval Goren “Petrographic Study of the Pottery Assemblage”
ygoren@bgu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
375 Irving Finkel “Thinking outside the Box”
ifinkel@britishmuseum.org
Yes
Yes
375 Alexandra Fletcher “Thinking outside the Box”
afletcher@britishmuseum.org
Yes
Yes
375 Michael Hoff, review of “Excavations at Zeugma”
mhoff1@unl.edu
Yes Yes
375 Leslie Ann Quintero
leslieanneq@gmail.com
Yes Yes
***
376 Nadav Na’aman “Dor and Iron Age IIA Chronology”
nnaaman@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
376 Max Price “Gazelles, Liminality, and Chalcolithic Ritual: A Case Study from Marj Rabba”
maxprice@fas.harvard.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Austin Hill “Gazelles, Liminality, and Chalcolithic Ritual”
Austin.Hill@uconn.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Yorke M. Rowan “Gazelles, Liminality, and Chalcolithic Ritual”
ymrowan@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Morag M. Kersel “Gazelles, Liminality, and Chalcolithic Ritual”
mkersel@depaul.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Ruth E. Jackson-Tal “Glass Vessel Use in Time of Conflict”
rutheve.jackson-tal@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
376 Andrew R. Burlingame “Line Five of the Amman Citadel Inscription”
dburlingame@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Chad Spigel “Debating Ancient Synagogue Dating”
cspigel@trinity.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Jennifer Ramsay “A Diachronic Look at the Agricultural Economy at the Red Sea Port of Aila”
jramsay@brockport.edu
Yes
Yes
376 S. Thomas Parker “A Diachronic Look at the Agricultural Economy at the Red Sea Port of Aila”
thomas_parker@ncsu.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Serdar Yalcin “Men, Women, Eunuchs, etc”
sy2226@columbia.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Anat Cohen-Weinberger “Late Roman Workshops of Beit Natiff Figurines”
anatcowein@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
376 Achim Lichtenberger “Late Roman Workshops of Beit Natiff Figurines”
lichtacw@rub.de
Yes
Yes
376 Erez Ben-Yosef “Back to Solomon’s Era”
ebenyose@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
376 Nicholas Hudson “A Hellenistic Household Ceramic Assemblage”
hudsonn@uncw.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Donald Whitcomb, review of Avni
d-whitcomb@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
376 Zbigniew Fiema review of Mulholland
zbigniew.fiema@helsinki.fi
Yes
Yes
376 Michael Rosenberg, review of Nieuwenhuyse, Bernbeck, Akkermans, and Rogasch
michaelr@udel.edu
Yes
Yes
***
377 Anat Cohen-Weinberger “Ethnofabrics”
anatcowein@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
377 Nahshon Szanton “Ethnofabrics”
nahshon.sz@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
377 Joe Uziel “Ethnofabrics”
joeuziel@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
377 Rick Bonnie “From Stadium to Harbor”
rick.bonnie@helsinki.fi
Yes
Yes
377 Nathaniel Greene “The Qubur al-Walaydah Bowl”
Ngreene@wisc.edu
Yes
Yes
Adam Aja “The Philistine Cemetery of Ashkelon” aja@fas.harvard.edu
Yes
Seung Ho Bang “Local Production of a Small Rectangular Limestone Incense Altar at Tell Halif” seunghobang@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
Kate Birney (5/2017) kbirney@wesleyan.edu
Yes
Oded Borowski “Local Production of a Small Rectangular Limestone Incense Altar at Tell Halif” oborows@emory.edu
Yes
Yes
Mark W. Chavalas (7/2011) mchavalas@uwlax.edu Yes
Derek B. Counts, review of Herman and Mertens dbc@uwm.edu Yes
Melissa S. Cradic “Embodiments of Death” melissa.cradic@berkeley.edu Yes
Gregory A. Crawford review of “Making Ancient Cities” gac2@psu.edu Yes
Sidnie White Crawford, review (9/2012) scrawford1@unl.edu Yes
Jessie DeGrado “An Aramaic Inscribed Lamastu Amulet from Zincirli” jdegrado@gmail.com Yes
Elspeth R. M. Dusinberre “Administration, Interaction, and Identity in Lydia” ermd@colorado.edu Yes
Edhem Eldem “Early Ottoman Archaeology” eldem@boun.edu.tr Yes
Jane DeRose Evans, review of “Small Change in Hellenistic-Roman Galilee” jevans@temple.edu Yes
Garrett Fagan, review of Weiss ggf2@psu.edu Email in lieu of contract
Silvia Ferrara (Feb 2017) silvia.ferrara@uniroma1.it Yes
David Fiensy (2/2017) dfiensy@kcu.edu Yes
Eric R. Force “Seismic Environments” ejforce@aol.com Yes
Semih Goenen “Archaeology and Conservation of the Middle Phrygian Gate Complex” semihgonen@gmail.com, Richard Liebhart r.liebhart@gmail.com, Naomi Miller nmiller0@upenn.edu, Elspeth R. M. Dusinberre ermd@colorado.edu Yes
Raphael Greenberg “The Circles Building” grafi@post.tau.ac.il, Hai Ashkenazi haiashke@gmail.com, Mark Iserlis mark.iserlis@dainst.de, Sarit Paz sarit.paz@mail.huji.ac.il, Ron Shimelmitz rshimelmi@staff.haifa.ac.il, Yael Rotem rotemy@upenn.edu, Yitzhak Paz itsac.Paz@beitbberd.ac.il Yes
Rachel Hallote (2/2017) rachel.hallote@purchase.edu Yes
Larry G. Herr (n.d.) lherr@cauc.ca Yes
Felix Hoeflmayer, review of “Beth Yerah Vol II” felix.hoeflmayer@oaew.ac.at Yes
Jeremy M. Hutton “Six Palmyrene Portraits Destroyed in Manbij, Syria” jmhutton@wisc.edu Yes Yes
Kyle H. Keimer, review of “The Smithsonian Institution Excavation at Tell Jemmeh” kyle.keimer@mq.edu.au Yes
Hayim Lapin “Population Contraction in Late Roman Galilee” hlapin@umd.edu Yes
Jaimie Lovell (Feb 2017) jaimie@jaimielovell.com.au Yes
Christina Luke “Cup-Marks and Citadels’ christinaluke@gmail.com Yes
Daniel M. Master “The Philistine Cemetery of Ashkelon” daniel.master@wheaton.edu Yes
Gerald Mattingly, review of Gitin “The Ancient Pottery of Isreal” gmattingly@johnsonu.edu Yes
Gerald Mattingly, review of Yassime and van der Steen “Tell el-Mazar II” gmattingly@johnsonu.edu Yes
Anat Mendel-Geberovich “A Brand New Old Inscription” anat.mendel@mail.huji.ac.il, Arie Shaus ashaus@post.tau.ac.il, Barak Sober baraksov@post.tau.ac.il, Israel Finkelstein fink2@post.tau.ac.il, Shira Faigenbaum-Golom shirafaigen@gmail.com, Eli Piasetzky elp@tauphy.tau.ac.il, Michael Cordonsky mcordi@tauphy.tau.ac.il Yes
Adam E. Miglio (3/2013) adam.miglio@wheaton.edu Yes
Graham Philip (4/2013) graham.philip@durham.ac.uk Yes
Peter Richardson (2011) prchrdsn@chass.utoronto.ca Yes
Matthew Richey “An Aramaic Inscribed Lamastu Amulet from Zincirli” richeym@uchicago.edu Yes
Christopher H. Roosevelt “Local Production of a Small Rectangular Limestone Incense Altar at Tell Halif” chroosevelt@gmail.com Yes
Aaron Schade “RYT” or “HYT” aaron_schade@byu.edu Yes
Omer Sergi “The Kingdom of Geshur” omertelaviv@gmail.com Yes
Charles A. Stewart, review of Hachlili’s Ancient Synagogues” stewarca@stthom.edu Yes
Juan Manuel Tebes, review of MacDonald, 2015 jmtebes@hotmail.com Yes
Miguel F. Grandao Valerio (Feb 2017) mfgvalerio@outlook.com Yes
Alexander Wasse, review of Betts “The Later Prehistory of the Badia” amrwasse@gmail.com Yes
Martin Weber “Two Lion Reliefs from Iron Age Moab” m.weber@berkeley.edu Yes Yes
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Issue number
Author or
reviewer name
Author email address Checked in Avectra

Contract
received
(Yes/No)

Pdf mailed to author Hard copy mailed
72.1 Katharina Galor, “Apollonia-Arsuf: Between Past and Future”
Yes
72.1 Israel Roll, “Apollonia-Arsuf: Between Past and Future”
Yes
72.1 Oren Tal,”Apollonia-Arsuf: Between Past and Future”
Yes
72.1 Donald Sanders, “Apollonia-Arsuf: Between Past and Future”
Yes
72.1 Andrew Willis, “Apollonia-Arsuf: Between Past and Future”
Yes
72.1 David Cooper, “Apollonia-Arsuf: Between Past and Future”
No
72.1 Robert R. Cargill, “The Qumran Digital Model: An Argument for Archaeological Reconstruction in Virtual Reality”
Yes
72.1 Jodi Magness, “Response”
Yes
72.1 Aslihan Yener, “Alalakh Krater”
Yes
72.1 Allison Karmel Thomason, “Beyond Babylon: Art. Trade , and Diplomacy in the Second Millennium B.C. An Exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York”
Yes
72.1 Elise Friedland, “Pompeii and the Roman Villa: Art and Culture around the Bay of Naples. An Exhibit at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.”
Yes
72.1 Ian Stern, “Maresha Inscriptions Provide Context for a Royal Stele in the Israel Museum”
Yes
72.1 Jaakko Frosen and Zbig Fiema, “Jabal Harun”
Yes
72.2 Gabriel H. Pizzorno, Review of “A Companion to the Ancient Near East”
Yes
72.2 Michael Brian Schiffer, Review of “Can There be a Philosophy of Archaeology?”
Yes
72.2 Nicolas Manlius, “Whose Tail Did Nefermaat’s Hunting Dog Bite”
Yes
72.2 Douglas R. Clark, “From Stone Age to the Middle Ages in Jordan: Digging up Tall al-���Ulmayri”
Yes
72.2 Larry G. Harr, “From Stone Age to the Middle Ages in Jordan: Digging up Tall al-���Ulmayri”
Yes
72.2 Thomas Levy, “New Iron Age Copper Mine Discovered in Southern Jordan”
Yes
72.2 Mohammad Najjar, “New Iron Age Copper Mine Discovered in Southern Jordan”
Yes
72.2 Erez Ben-Yosef, “New Iron Age Copper Mine Discovered in Southern Jordan”
Yes
72.2 Avraham Faust
No
72.2 Hannah Friedman, “Crossing the Rift”
Yes
72.3 Adrian Boras, “A Response to Joe Zias’ The Suba ‘Cave of John the Baptist’ west of Jerusalem”
Yes
72.3 Shimon Gibson, “Response to: John the Baptist or Lazarus, the Patron Saint of Leprosy?”
No
72.3 Joe Zias, “Response to: John the Baptist or Lazarus, the Patron Saint of Leprosy?”
Yes
72.3 Zvi Lederman and Shlomo Bunimovitz, “The Archaeology of Border Communities: Renewed Excavations at Tel Beth-Shemesh, Part 1: The Iron Age”
Yes
72.3 Uzma Z. Rizvi and Murtaza Vali, “The Fertile Goddess at the Brooklyn Museum of Art: Excavating the Western Feminist Art Movement and Recontextualizing New Heritages”
Yes
72.3 Jean Li, “The Life of Meresamun: A Temple Singer in Ancient Egypt”
Yes
72.3 Tristan Barako, Review of “The Bible Unearthed: The Making of a Religion”
Yes
72.3 Jane Evans, Review of “Mosaics as History”
Yes
72.3 John P. Oleson, Review of “The Petra Siq: Nabatrean Hydrology Uncovered”
Yes
72.3 Jeff Blakely, Review of “Bible, Map and Spade”
Yes
72.3 Yaacov Kahanov, Review of “Homeric Seafaring”
Yes
72.3 Gabriele Fasbeck, “A Monumental Task Dedicated to Ancient Monuments”
Yes
72.4 Timothy Harrison, “Neo Hittites in the Land of Palistin’ : Renewed Investigations at Tell Tayinat in the Plain of Anticoh”
Yes
72.4 Kay Kohlmeyer,”The Temple of the Storm God in Aleppo during the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages”
Yes
72.4 J. David Schleon and Amir Fink, “Searching for Ancient Sam’al: New Excavations at Zincirli in Turkey”
Yes
72.4 J. D. Hawkins, “Cilicia, The Amuq and Aleppo”
Yes
72.4 Benjamin Adam Saidel, Review of “Human Ecology in Wadi al Hasa”
Yes
72.4 Trevor R. Bryce, Review of “The Hittites and Their World” by Billie Collins
Yes
72.4 Joy McCorriston, “Civilizing Climate: Social Responses to Climate Change in the Ancient Near East”
Yes
73.1 Aaron A. Burke, Krystal V. Lords, Martin Peilst繹cker, Kyle H. Keimer, and George A. Pierce, “Egyptians at Jaffa: A Portrait of Egyptian Presence in Jaffa during the Late Bronze Age”
Yes
73.1 Stephen Savage, ” Jordan’s Stonehenge: The Endangered Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age Site at al-Muraygh璽t���Hajr al-Mans羶b”
Yes
73.1 Abdulla Al-Shorman, “Testing the Function of Early Bronze Age 1 Dolmens: A GIS Investigation”
Yes
73.1 Camilla Luckey, “The Great Revolt in the Galilee”
Yes
73.1 Katie Rask, “The New Acropolis Museum: Where the Visual Feast Trumps Education”
Yes
73.1 Benjamin W. Porter, Review of “Ancient Jordan From the Air”
Yes
73.1 S. Rebecca Martin, Review of Lindsay Allen’s, “The Persian Empire”
Yes
73.1 Diana V. Edelman, Review of Vic Matthews’ “Studying the Ancient Israelites: A Guide to Sources and Methods”
Yes
73.2-3 Jeanine Abdel-Massih, ���Introduction: History of Archaeology in Lebanon���
janoune@yahoo.com
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Gassia Artin, ���The Necropolis and Dwellings of Byblos during the Chalcolithic Period: New Interpretations���
gassiart@hotmail.com
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Jean-Paul Thalmann, ���Tell Arqa: A Prosperous City during the Bronze Age���
jeanpaulthalmann@orange.fr
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Hermann Genz, ���Recent Excavations at Tell Fadous-Kfarabida���
hg09@aub.edu.lb
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Claude Doumet-Serhal, ���Sidon during the Bronze Age: Burials, Rituals and Feasting Grounds at ���College Site������
claude.lbfnm@btinternet.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Helen Sader, ���Tell el-Burak: A New Middle-Bronze Age Site from Lebanon���
hsader@aub.edu.lb
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Marlies Heinz, ���Kamid el-Loz, MB/LB Palace, Temple and Domestic Quarters���
marlies.heinz@orient.uni-freiburg.de
Yes – Andy said not to process
73.2-3 Maria-Eugenia Aubet, ���Phoenician Cemetery of Tyre���
eugenia.aubet@upf.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Josette Elayi and Hussein Sayegh, ���An Unexpected Archaeological Treasure: The Phoenician Quarters in Beirut City Center���
elayi-j@mediatechnix.com
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Zeina Haddad, ���The State of Underwater Archaeology in Lebanon���
zanzoungeo@yahoo.com
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Ibrahim Noureddine, ���New Light on the Phoenician Harbor at Tyre���
bobdeen@hotmail.com
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Suzy Hakimian, ���The Beirut National Museum and Collective Memory: Sanctuary, Repository, or Interactive Space?���
hakimian.suzy@gmail.com
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Leila Badre, ���The Private Archaeological Museums in Lebanon���
badre@aub.edu.lb
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Lina Tahan, ���Challenging Colonialism and Nationalism in Lebanese Archaeological Museums���
l.g.tahan@leedsmet.ac.uk
Yes, Added
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Neil Silberman, ���Response��� to the Forum
neil.silberman@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Louise Steel, Review of Claude Doumet-Serhal (ed.), “Networking Patterns of the Bronze Age and Iron Age Levant”
l.steel@lamp.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Sharon Zuckerman, Review of Manfred Bietak and Ernst Czerny (eds.). “The Bronze Age in the Lebanon: Studies on the Archaeology and Chronology of Lebanon, Syria and Egypt”
mssharon@mscc.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.2-3 Kevin Butcher, “Roman Berytus”
k.e.t.butcher@warwick.ac.uk
Yes, Added
Yes

Yes

73.2-3 Benjamin W. Porter, Review of “Protecting Chatalhoyuk”
bwporter@berkeley.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.4 Jeffrey A. Blakely, “Aijan: Locating the Estate of Amr B, al-As”
jblakely@wisc.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.4 Kathlyn M. Cooney, “Gender Transformation in Death: A Case Study of Coffins from Ramesside Period Egypt”
Added
Yes
Yes
73.4 Bethany Walker, “Book Review of Islamic Art and Archaeology of Palestine”
bethanywalker@missouristate.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.4 Guy Bar-Oz, “Out on the Tiles”
Added
Yes
Yes
73.4 Robert Mullins, “Book Review of The Quest for the Historical Israel: Debating Archaeology and the History of Early Israel”
ramullins@apu.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.4 Yorke Rowan, “Review of The Archaeology of Ritual”
ymrowan@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
73.4 John K. Papapdopoulos, “Book Review of The Tourists Gaze, the Cretan Glance”
Added
Yes
Yes
73.4 Christine Thompson, “The Golden Graves of Ancient Vani”
cmarie4434@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
74.1 Oded Lipschits, “Palace and Village: Unraveling the Riddles of Ramat Rahel”
lipschit@post.tau.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Yuval Gadot, “Palace and Village”
ygadot@gmail.com
Yes, member
1st page only
Yes
74.1 Benjamin Arubas, “Palace and Village”
benjamina@savion.huji.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Manfred Oeming, “Palace and Village”
manfred.oeming@wts.uni-heidelberg.de
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Ido Koch, “Palace and Village”
idokoch@post.tau.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Liora Freud, “Palace and Village”
freudliora@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Yoav Farhi, “Palace and Village”
vavy15@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Boaz Gross, “Palace and Village”
grossboaz@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Omer Sergi, “Palace and Village”
omertelaviv@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Keren Ras, “Palace and Village”
kerenras@012.net.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Efrat Bocher, “Palace and Village”
efratbocher@hotmail.com
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Shatil Emmanuilov, “Palace and Village”
shatilem@post.tau.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Itamar Taxel, “Palace and Village”
taxelita@post.tau.ac.il
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Israel Finkelstein, “The Iron Age Chronology Debate: Is the Gap Narrowing?”
fink2@post.tau.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Eli Piasetzky, “The Iron Age Chronology Debate”
eip@tauphy.tau.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Theresa M. Barket, “Tabular Scrapers: Function Revisited”
tbark001@ucr.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Colleen A. Bell, “Tabular Scrapers”
colleen-bell@utulsa.edu
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Songul Alpaslan-Rodenberg, “Homicide at Aktopraklik, A Prehistoric Village in Turkey”
msglalpaslan@gmail.com, need mailing address
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Joe D. Seger, review of “Nelson Glueck: Biblical Archaeologist and President of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion”
jds1@ra.msstate.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.1 Carrie Hritz, “Ancient Mesopotamia at the Dawn of Civilization: The Evolution of the Urban Landscape”
carriehritz@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Stefan Muenger, “Kinneret-An Urban Center at the Crossroads: Excavations on Iron IB Tel Kinrot at the Lake of Galilee”
stefan.muenger@theol.unibe.ch
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Juergen Zangenberg, “Kinneret-An Urban Center at the Crossroads”
J.K.Zangenberg@religion.leidenuniv.nl
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Juha Pakkala, “Kinneret”
pakkalajuha@yahoo.de
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Iris Thomsen, “Kinneret”
IrisThomsen@gmx.de
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Katri Saarelainen, “Kinneret”
katri.saarelainen@gmail.com
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Guy Bar-Oz, “Kinneret”
guybar@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Marlies Klee, “Kinneret”
marlies.klee@unibas.ch
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Wolfgang Zwickel, “Kinneret”
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Lorenzo Dalfonso, “A New Anatolian Hieroglyphic Seal Impression from Dagilbaz Hoyuk, Bay of Iskenderun, Turkey”
lorenzo.dalfonso@unipv.it
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Steven Notley, “R. Steven Notley, Reply to Arav”
notleys@verizon.net
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 John F. Shroder Jr., “John F. Shroder Jr., Response to Notley’s Comments”
jshroder@mail.unomaha.edu
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Rami Arav, “Rami Arav, Bethsaida, A Response to Steven Notley” and “A Response to Notley’s Reply”
rarav@mail.unomaha.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Hans Barnard, “In Search of Biblical Lands: From Jerusalem to Jordan in Nineteenth-Century Photography”
wendrich@barnard.nl
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Garth Gilmour, “The Ancient Near East Gallery at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford”
garth.gilmour@arch.ox.ac.uk, also send PDF to Amy Taylor at the Ashmolean Museum, amy.taylor@ashmus.ox.ac.uk
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Amihai Mazar, “The Iron Age Chronology Debate: Is the Gap Narrowing? Another Viewpoint”
amimazar@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Ann Killebrew, “Talk from the Balk”
aek11@psu.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.2 Brandon Olson, “Talk from the Balk”
brando2121@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.3 S. Rebecca Martin, “Dor, Part II”
srmartin@bu.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.3 Rachel Hallote
rachel.hallote@purchase.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.3 Jane DeRose Evans
jevans@temple.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.3 Jessica L. Nitschke
jln999@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.3 Lidar Sapir-Hen
lidarsap@post.tav.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.3 Yiftah Shalev, “Between Carmel and the Sea, Tel Dor: The Late Periods
yiftah.shalev@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.3 Abigail S. Limmer
alimmer@email.arizona.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.3 Michael Tilly, review of “Byrne and McNary-Zak, Resurrecting the Brother of Jesus”
tilly@uni-landau.de
Added, non-member
Yes
74.4 Guy Bar-Oz, “Mass Hunting Game Traps in the Southern Levant”
guybar@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Dani Nadel, “Mass Hunting Game Traps”
dnadel@research.haifa.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Uzi Avner, “Mass Hunting Game Traps”
uzia@012.net.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Dan Malkinson, “Mass Hunting Game Traps”
dmalk@geo.haifa.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Billur Tekkok
tekkok@baskent.edu.tr
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Liora Kolska Horwitz, “Partners in Purity: Second Temple Olive Presses and Scapulae Scoops”
lix1000@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Steven Fine
steven.fine@yahoo.com
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Michal Artzy
michal.artzy@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Zvi Gal, “The Peqi’in Cave A Chalcolithic Cemetery in Upper Galilee, Israel”
gal_zvi@netvision.net.il
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Howard Smithline, “The Peqi’in Cave”
hsmithline@yahoo.com
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
74.4 Gloria London, “A Ceremonial Center for the Living and the Dead”
glondon@earthlink.net
Yes, member
Yes
No, email bounced back
74.4 Louise Hitchcock, review of Manfred Biektak Nanno Maritatos and Clairy Palivon
lahi@unimelb.edu.au
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
75.1 Steven M. Ortiz, “Guarding the Border to Jerusalem”
sortiz@swbts.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Samuel Wolff, “Guarding the Border to Jerusalem”
baalh@yahoo.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Jimmy Hardin, “Biblical Geography in Southwestern Judah”
jwh1@ra.msstate.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Christopher Rollston, “Biblical Geography in Southwestern Judah”
crollston@ecs.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Jeffrey Blakely, “Biblical Geography in Southwestern Judah”
jblakely@wisc.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Ron Tappy, “The Tabula Peutingeriana”
tappy@fyi.net
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Thomas Schneider, “Egytology Past, Present and Future”
thomas.schneider@ubc.ca
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Joshua Trampier, review of “A Companion to Ancient Egypt”
joshtrampier@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.1 Josette Elayi, review of ‘The Social History of Achamenid Phoenicia”
elayi-j@mediatechnix.com
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
Yes
75.2 Alexis Boutin, “Face to Face with the Past”
alexis.boutin@sonoma.edu
Yes, member
Yes

Yes

n/a
75.2 Gloria Nusse, “Face to Face with the Past”
glorilou@pacbell.net
Yes, member
Yes
Yes

n/a

75.2 Sabrina Sholts, “Face to Face with the Past”
sbsholts@berkeley.edu
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
75.2 Benjamin Porter, “Face to Face with the Past”
bwporter@berkeley.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.2 Jodi Magness, “What’s the Poop on Ancient Toilets and Toilet Habits?”
magness@email.unc.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.2 Raphael Greenberg, “Tel Bet Yerah”
grafi@post.tau.ac.il
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.2 Sarit Paz, “Tel Bet Yerah”
saritpaz@mscc.huji.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes
Greenberg will send
Send to Greenberg
75.2 David Wengrow, “Tel Bet Yerah”
d.wengrow@ucl.ac.uk
Added, non-member
Yes
75.2 Mark Iserlis, “Tel Bet Yerah”
Greenberg will send PDF
Added, non-member
Yes
Greenberg will send
Send to Greenberg
75.2 Piotr Taracha, “The Sculpture of Alacahoyuk”
piotr.taracha@uw.edu.pl
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
75.2 Nadine Moeller, “Unsealing Tell Edfu, Egypt”
nmoeller@uchicago.edu
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
75.2 Aaron Burke, review of “Glorious Mud!”
burke@humnet.ucla.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.3 N. Marchetti, “Karkemish on the Euphrates”
nicolo.marchetti@unibo.it
Added
Yes
Yes
Yes
75.3 D. Hawkins
75.3 H. Peker
75.3 P. Matthiae
75.3 A. Dincol
75.3 B. Dincol
75.3 A. Adamo
75.3 S. Bassetto
75.3 G. Bitelli
75.3 F. Girardi
75.3 V.A. Girelli
75.3 A. Bonomo
75.3 L. Guerri
75.3 F. Zaina
75.3 S. Bernardoni
75.3 G. Luglio
75.3 E. Mandanici
75.3 R. Trojanis
75.3 M. Zanfini
75.3 Peter Feinman, “Canaanites, Catholics, and Chosen Peoples”
feinmanp@ihare.org
Yes
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.3 Rudy Dornemann, “The Qarqur Challenge: Middle Islamic through Iron Age”
dornasor@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.3 Mary-Ann Pouls-Wegner, “New Fieldwork at Abydos”
ma.poulswegner@utoronto.ca
Added
Yes
Yes
Yes
75.3 Leann Pace, “How Will Declining Religious Literacy in America Affect Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology?”
pacelc@wfu.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.3 Daniel D. Pioske
dpioske@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
Yes
n/a
75.3 Jason Kalman, review of “The Dead Sea Scrolls and Contemporary Culture”
jkalman@huc.edu
Added
Yes
Yes
Yes
75.4 Glenn Joseph Corbett, “Desert Traces”
joeycorbett@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
75.4 Jennie Ebeling, “Jezreel Revealed in Laser Scans”
je55@evansville.edu
Yes
Yes
75.4 Norma Franklin, “Jezreel Revealed”
norma_f@netvision.net.il
Yes
Yes
75.4 Ian Cipin “Jezreel Revealed”
iancipin@yahoo.co.uk
Yes
Yes
75.4 Matt Bradley, “Jezreel Revealed”
matt.bradley@oxfordarch.co.uk
Added
Yes
75.4 Rudolph H. Dornemann, “The Qarqur Challenge”
dornasor@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
75.4 Parsa Ghasemi, “Tal-e Khandagh (Moated Mounds)”
parsa.ghassemi@yahoo.com
Added
Yes
75.4 Oded Lipschits, “Tel Azekah 113 Years After”
lipschit@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
75.4 Yuval Gadot, “Tel Azekah 113 Years After”
ygadot@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
75.4 Manfred Oeming, “Tel Azekah 113 Years After”
manfred.oeming@wts-uni-heidelberg.de
Yes
Yes
75.4 Joel Kaminsky
jkaminsk@smith.edu
Added
Yes
75.4 Benjamin Wright, review of “The Oxford Handbook of the Reception History of the Bible”
bgw1@lehigh.edu
Yes
Yes
75.4 Jason M. Zurawski, review of “Freeing the Dead Sea Scrolls and Other Adventures of an Archaeology Outsider”
jasonzur@umich.edu
Added
Yes
76.1 Daniel Pioske “David’s Jerusalem”
dpioske@uts.columbia.edu
Yes
76.1 David M. Jacobson “The Lily and the Rose”
jacobson.d.m@gmail.com
Yes
76.1 Jason Ur “Spying on the Past”
jasonur@fas.harvard.edu
Yes
76.1 Unsal Yalcin and H. Gonul Yalcin “Reassessing Anthropomorphic Metal Figurines”
uensal.yalcin@bergbaumuseum.de and goenuel.yalcin@gmx.de
Yes
76.1 Samuel B. Fee, David K. Pettegrew, William R. Caraher “Taking Mobile to the Field”
sam@washjeff.edu, dpettegrew@messiah.edu, and william.caraher@und.edu
Yes
76.1 Leonard Greenspoon “Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible”
LJGRN@creighton.edu
Yes
76.1 Justin Glessner “Holy Misogyny”
justin.glessner@ubc.ca
Yes
76.1 Roger S. Nam “The Yehud Stamp Impressions”
rnam@georgefox.edu
Yes
76.1 David M. Carr “The Book of Genesis”
dcarr@uts.columbia.edu
Yes
76.2 Amnon Ben-Tor
bentor@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
76.2 Sharon Zuckerman
mssharon@mscc.huji.ac.il
Yes
76.2 Shlomit Bechar
shlomitbechar@yahoo.com
Yes
76.2 Dalit Weinblatt-Krauz
No
76.2 Manuel Cimadevilla
mcimad@gmail.com
Yes
76.2 Wayne Horowitz
whorowitz@mscc.huji.ac.il
Yes
76.2 Doron Ben-Ami
doron.ben-ami@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
76.2 Debora Sandhaus
debby.reen@gmail.com
Yes
76.2 Orna Cohen
No
76.3 Bert De Vries “Archaeology and Community in Jordan and Greater Syria”
dvrb@calvin.edu
Yes
Yes
76.3 Alison Damick and Ahmad Lash “The Past Performative”
atd2128@columbia.edu and ahmadlash@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
Yes, yes
76.3 Melissa Rosenzeig and Laurent Dissard “Common Ground”
mrosenzw@uchicago.edu and laurentdissard@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
Yes, yes
76.3 Morag M. Kersel and Meredith S. Chesson “Tomato Season in the Ghor es-Safi”
mkersel@depaul.edu and mchesson@nd.edu
Yes
Yes
Yes, yes
76.3 Derek B. Counts, Elisabetta Cova, P. Nick Kardulias, and Michael K. Toumazou “Fitting In”
dbc@uwm.edu, covae@uwm.edu, pkardulias@wooster.edu, and mitoumazou@davidson.edu
Yes
Yes
Kardulias yes
76.3 Alan H. Simmons and Mohammad Najjar “Joint Custody”
simmonsa@unlv.nevada.edu and m. najjar@joscapes.com
Yes
Yes
Najjar yes
76.3 Shatha Abu-Khafajah and Rama Al Rabady “The ‘Jordanian’ Roman Complex”
shatha116@yahoo.co.uk and ramarabady@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
Yes, yes
76.4 Maysoon al-Nahar “Problems and Prospects in the Practice of Paleoarchaeology in Jordan”
maysnahar@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
76.4 Geoffrey A. Clark “Problems and Prospects”
gaclark@asu.edu
Yes
Yes
76.4 Stefania Mazzoni “Tell Afis”
stefania.mazzoni@omfi.it
Yes
Email bounced back
76.4 Alfonso Archi “Tell Afis in the Thirteenth Century BCE”
alfonso.archi@libero.it
Yes
Yes
76.4 Fabrizio Venturi “Tell Afis in the Thirteenth Century BCE”
fabrizio.venturi@email.it?
Yes
Yes
76.4 Marie-Henriette Gates “The Hittite Seaport Izziya”
mgates@bilkent.edu.tr
Yes
Email bounced back
76.4 Thomas Landvatter “Burial Practices and Ritual Landscapes at Ptolemaic Abydos”
thomas.landvatter@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
76.4 Jacqueline S. du Toit, review “From Archaeology to Spectacle”
dutoitjs@ufs.ac.za
Yes
Yes
76.4 Leann C. Pace, review of “American Egyptologist”
pacelc@wfu.edu
Yes
Yes
76.4 Joseph Angel, review “The Dead Sea Scrolls in Scholarly Perspective”
JAngel@yu.edu
Yes
Yes
76.4 Jeremy M. Hutton, review “Aramaic and Hebrew Inscriptions”
jmhutton@wisc.edu
Yes
Yes
76.4 Mark K. George, review “The Land of Canaan”
mgeorge@iliff.edu
Yes
Yes
***
77.1 Pierre Tallet “The Harbor of Khufu”
pierre.tallet@wanadoo.fr
Yes
Yes
77.1 Gregory Marouard “The Harbor of Khufu
marouardg@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
77.1 David Ussishkin “The Chalcolithic Temple”
ussishki@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.1 Rami Arav “The Chalcolithic Temple … Appendix”
rarav@unomaha.edu
Yes
Yes
77.1 Matthew J. Adams “The Rise of a Complex Society”
mja198@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.1 Jonathan David “The Rise of a Complex Society”
jdavid@gettysburg.edu
Yes
Yes
77.1 Robert S. Homsher “The Rise of a Complex Society”
rhomsher@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.1 Margaret E. Cohen “The Rise of a Complex Society”
mec11909@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.1 Stefania Mazzoni “Tell Afis in the Iron Age … Temple”
stefania.mazzoni@unifi.it
Yes
Yes
77.1 Maria Giulia Amadasi Guzzo “Tell Afis in the Iron Age … Inscriptions”
mariagiulia.amadasi@libero.it
Yes
Yes
77.1 Serena Maria Cecchini “Tell Afis in the Iron Age … Buildings”
smcecchini@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
***
77.2 Barbara Burrell “The Legacies of Herod the Great”
barbara.burrell@uc.edu
Yes
Yes
77.2 Kathryn L. Gleason “The Landscape of Palaces of Herod the Great”
klg16@cornell.edu
Yes
Yes
77.2 Zeev Weiss “Buildings for Mass Entertainment”
zeev.weiss@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.2 Andrea M. Berlin “Herod the Tastemaker”
aberlin@bu.edu
Yes
Yes
77.2 Silvia Rozenberg “Wall Painters in Herodian Judea”
sylviaro@imj.org.il
Yes
Yes
77.2 Lisa C. Kahn “Herodian Innovation”
LCKahn@msn.com
Yes
Yes
77.2 Pekka Pitkanen, review “The Ancient Near East in the 12-10 Centuries BCE”
ppitkanen@glos.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
77.2 Benjamin Porter, review Potts
bporter615@mac.com
Yes
Yes
77.2 Yorke M Rowan, review Insoll
ymrowan@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
77.2 Bruce Routledge, review Dever
bruce.routledge@liv.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
77.2 Elaine James, review Meyers
etjames@stkate.edu
Yes
Yes
77.2 Theodore J. Lewis, review of Albertz and Schmitt
tjl@jhu.edu
Yes
Yes
77.2 Allison Thomason, review Budin
althoma@siue.edu
Yes
Yes
***
77.3 Neil G. Smith “ArchField in Jordan”
neil.smith@kaust.edu.sa
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas E. Levy “ArchField in Jordan
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Jesse Casana “New Approaches to Spatial Archaeometry”
jcasana@uark.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Neil G. Smith “Drones in Archaeology
No
77.3 Luca Passone “Drones in Archaeology”
No
77.3 Said al-Said “Drones in Archaeology”
No
77.3 Mohamed al-Farhan “Drones in Archaeology”
No
77.3 Thomas E. Levy “Drones in Archaeology”
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Austin (Chad) Hill “Mapping with Aerial Photographs”
Austin.Hill@uconn.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Yorke Rowan “Mapping with Aerial Photographs”
ymrowan@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Morag M. Kersel “Mapping with Aerial Photographs”
mkersel@depaul.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Matthew D. Howland “Structure from Motion”
mdh5169@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.3 Falko Kuester “Structure from Motion”
fkuester@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas E. Levy “Structure from Motion”
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Adam B. Prins “Digital Archaeological Fieldwork”
adam.prins@durham.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
77.3 Matthew J. Adams “Digital Archaeological Fieldwork”
mja198@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.3 Robert S. Homsher “Digital Archaeological Fieldwork”
rhomsher@fas.harvard.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Michael Ashley “Digital Archaeological Fieldwork
michael@codifi.org
Yes
Yes
77.3 Aaron Gidding “ArchaeoSTOR”
agidding@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas E. Levy “ArchaeoSTOR”
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas A. DeFanti “ArchaeoSTOR”
tdefanti@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Matthew L. Vincent “OpenDig”
ml.vincent@um.es
Yes
Yes
77.3 Falko Kuester “OpenDig”
fkuester@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas E. Levy “OpenDig”
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Avshalom Karasik “Documentation and Analyses on the National Scale”
No
77.3 Zvi Greenhut “Documentation and Analyses”
No
773 Joe Uziel “Documentation and Analyses”
No
77.3 Nahshon Szanton “Documentation and Analyses”
No
77.3 Leore Grosman “Documentation and Analyses”
No
77.3 Itay Zandbank “Documentation and Analyses”
No
77.3 Uzy Smilansky “Documentation and Analyses”
No
77.3 Vera Miller “3D Characterization of Bedrock Features”
veram@technion.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Sagi Filin “3D Characterization”
filin@technion.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Danny Rosenberg “3D Characterization”
drosenberg@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Dani Nadel “3D Characterization”
dnadel@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Reuma Arav “Use of Terrestrial Laser Scans for High-Resolution Documentation”
reumaa@technion.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Sagi Filin “Use of Terrestrial Laser Scans”
filin@technion.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Uzi Avner “Use of Terrestrial Laser Scans”
uzi@adssc.org
Yes
Yes
77.3 Guy Bar-Oz “Use of Terrestrial Laser Scans”
guybar@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Amnon Nachmias “Use of Terrestrial Laser Scans”
amnon22@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.3 Dani Nadel “Use of Terrestrial Laser Scans”
dnadel@research.haifa.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.3 Sarah Whitcher Kansa “Data Publishing and Archaeology’s Information Ecosystem”
sarahkansa@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.3 Eric Kansa “Data Publishing”
kansaeric@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.3 Kyle A. Knabb “Scientific Visualization”
kknabb@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Jurgen P. Schulze “Scientific Visualization”
jschulze@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Falko Kuester “Scientific Visualization”
fkuester@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas A. DeFanti “Scientific Visualization”
tdefanti@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas E. Levy “Scientific Visualization”
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Willeke Wendrich “Karanis in 3D”
wendrich@humnet.ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Bethany Simpson “Karanis in 3D”
simpsonb@ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Eiman Elgewely “Karanis in 3D”
eiman_elgewely@yahoo.com
Yes
No
77.3 Bruce Zuckerman “InscriptiFact”
bzuckerm@usc.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Marilyn Lundberg “InscriptiFact”
mlundber@usc.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Leta Hunt “InscriptiFact”
lihunt@usc.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Stephen H. Savage “DAAHL”
shsavage@asu.edu
Yes
Yes
77.3 Thomas E. Levy “DAAHL”
tlevy@ucsd.edu
Yes
Yes
***
77.4 Yuval Goren “Gods, Caves, and Scholars
ygoren@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.4 Daniella E. Bar-Yosef Mayer “Personal Ornaments”
baryosef@post.tau.ac.il
Yes
Yes
77.4 Naomi Porat “Personal Ornaments”
naomi.porat@gsi.gov.il
Yes
Yes
77..4 Uri Davidovich “Personal Ornaments”
ud213@cam.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
77.4 Pearce Paul Creasman “Foundation or Completion?”
pcreasman@ltt.arizona.edu
Yes
Yes
77.4 W. Raymond Johnson “Foundation or Completion?”
wjohnson@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
77.4 Brett McClain “Foundation or Completion?”
jbmcclai@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
77.4 Richard H. Wilkinson “Foundation or Completion?”
rhw@egypt.arizona.edu
Yes
Yes
77.4 Gregg E. Gardner “City of Lights”
gregg.gardner@ubc.ca
Yes
Yes
77.4 Tasha Vorderstrasse “The Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire and Its Aftermath”
tashakv@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
77.4 James W. Hardin “Iron Age Bullae”
jwh1@ra.msstate.edu
Yes
Yes
77.4 Christopher A. Rollston “Iron Age Bullae”
rollston@gwu.edu
Yes
Yes
77.4 Jeffrey A. Blakely “Iron Age Bullae”
jblakely@wisc.edu
Yes
Yes
77.4 Peter Altmann review of “Food in Ancient Judah”
peterf.altmann@uzh.ch
Yes
Yes
77.4 Lauren Monroe review of “Festive Meals in Ancient Israel”
No
77.4 Brendon C. Benz review of “Mobile Pastoralism”
No
77.4 Shalom E. Holtz review of “The Foreigner and the Law”
No
77..4 Pekka Pitkaenen review of “Paleography and Scribal Practices”
pmapitkanen@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
77.4 Hussein Bassir review of “Ancient Egyptian Literature”
husseinbassir2001@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
77.4 Seth L. Sanders review of “The Old Testament: A Literary History”
sethlsanders@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
***
78.1 Kathryn A. Bard “Mersa/Wadi Gawasis and Ancient Egyptian Maritime Trade”
kbard@bu.edu
Yes
78.1 Rodolfo Fattovich “Mersa”
rfattovich@libero.it
Yes
78.1 Louise A. Hitchcock “One Philistine’s Trash is an Archaeologist’s Treasure”
No
78.1 Liora Kolska Horwitz “One Philistine’s Trash”
lix1000@gmail.com
Yes
78.1 Elisabetta Boaretto “One Philistine’s Trash”
No
78.1 Aren M. Maeir “One Philistine’s Trash”
arenmaeir@gmail.com
Yes
78.1 Aren M. Maeir “A Feast in Papua New Guinea”
arenmaeir@gmail.com
Yes
78.1 Ameera Elrasheedy “Illuminating the Past”
ameerare@gmail.com
Yes
78.1 Daniel Schindler “Illuminating the Past”
dschindl@email.unc.edu
Yes
78.1 Thomas Schneider “The Gebel Barkal Stelae”
thomas.schneider@ubc.ca
Yes
78.1 Spencer L. Allen review of “The God Resheph”
allen2@sas.upenn.edu
Yes
78.1 John M. Vonder Bruegge review of “Jesus and His World”
jvonder@nwciowa.edu
Yes
78.1 Marian H. Feldman review of “Materiality and Consumption”
mfeldm20@jhu.edu
Yes
78.1 Jeremy M. Hutton review of “Exploring the Narrative
jmhutton@wisc.edu
Yes
78.1 Matthew Suriano review of “From Conquest to Coexistence”
No
***
78.2 Josef Wegner “A Royal Necropolis at South Abydos”
jwegner@sas.upenn.edu
Yes
Yes
78.2 Nabil Ali “The Human Aspect of Technology”
nabil.ali@ju.edu.jo
Yes
Yes
78.2 Avraham Faust “A Canaanite Town, a Judahite Center, and a Persian Period Fort”
avraham.faust@biu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
78.2 Hayah Katz “A Canaanite Town, a Judahite Center, and a Persian Period Fort”
hayahka@openu.ac.il
Yes
Yes
78.2 Samuel R. Wolff “R. A. S. Macalister”
samwolff024@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
78.2 Allison Thomason Museum Exhibit Review
althoma@siue.edu
Yes
Yes
78.2 Megan Cifarelli review of “Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age”
megan.cifarelli@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
78.2 Annette M. Hansen review of “The Byzantine-Islamic Transition in Palestine”
a.m. hansen@rug.nl
Yes
Yes
78.2 Robert D. Miller II review of Richard Jude Thompson
millerb@cua.edu
Yes
Yes
78.2 Roger S. Nam review of “Jacob’s Wealth”
rnam@georgefox.edu
Yes
Yes
78.2 Pekka Pitkanen review of “Treaty, Law and Covenant”
pmapitkanen@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
78.2 Jeremy D. Smoak review of “Complex Communities”
smoak@humnet.ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
78.2 David M. Ratzan review of “Oxford Handbook of Roman Egypt”
david.ratzan@nyu.edu
Yes
Yes
***
78.3 Michael D. Danti “Ground-Based Observations of Cultural Heritage Incidents in Syria and Iraq”
michaeldanti@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
78.3 Jesse Casana “Satellite Imagery-Based Analysis of Archaeological Looting in Syria”
Jesse.J.Casana@dartmouth.edu
Yes
78.3 Salam Al Quntar “Responding to a Cultural Heritage Crisis”
salamal@sas.upenn.edu
Yes
Yes
78.3 Katharyn Hanson “Responding to a Cultural Heritage Crisis”
No
78.3 Brian I. Daniels “Responding to a Cultural Heritage Crisis”
No
78.3 Corine Wegener “Responding to a Cultural Heritage Crisis”
No
78.3 Suzanne E. Bott “Mapping the Heart of Mesopotamia”
suzannebott@email.arizona.edu
Yes
Yes
78.3 Omur Harmansah “ISIS, Heritage, and the Spectacles of Destruction”
omur@uic.edu
Yes
Yes
78.3 Elizabeth C. Stone “An Update on the Looting of Archaeological Sites in Iraq”
No
78.3 Gil J. Stein “The War-Ravaged Cultural Heritage of Afghanistan”
gstein@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
78.3 Sarah Parcak “Archaeological Looting in Egypt”
No
78.3 Susan Kane “Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in Post-Revolution Libya”
susan.kane@oberlin.edu
Yes
Yes
78.3 Neil Brodie “Why Is No One Talking about Libya’s Cultural Destruction”
neil.brodie@glasgow.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
78.3 Herrie F. van Rooy, review “Two Books of Ezekiel”
herrie.vanrooy@nwu.ac.za
Yes
Yes
78.3 Stephen M. Wilson, review “Women in the ANE”
stephen.m.wilson@duke.edu
Yes
Yes
***
78.4 Renate Mueller-Wollermann “Crime and Punishment in Pharaonic Egypt”
renate.mueller-wollermann@uni-tuebingen.de
Yes
Yes
78.4 Mehmet-Ali Atac “Punishment as Crime”
matac@brynmawr.edu mercinek@aim.com
Yes
Yes
78.4 Kerry Muhlstein “Sacred Violence”
kerry_muhlestein@byu.edu
Yes
Yes
78.4 Anne Porter “Victims of Violence”
aporter283@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
78.4 Robert S. Kawashima “Violence and the City”
rsk@ufl.edu
Yes
Yes
78.4 Megan Perry “An Early Islamic Homicide at Qasr Hallabat”
perrym@ecu.edu
Yes
78.4 Kathryn Parker “An Early Islamic Homicie at Qasr Hallabat” No
78.4 R. Taylor Montgomery “An Early Islamic Homicide at Qasr Hallabat”
r.taylor.montgomery@gmail.com
Yes
78.4 Ilan Peled “Crime and Sexual Offense in Hatti”
i.peled@hum.leidenuniv.nl
Yes
Yes
78.4 Bruce Wells “Sex Crimes in the Laws of the Hebrew Bible”
bwells@sju.edu
Yes
Yes
78.4 Hussein Bassir, review of “Inschriften der Spaetzeit”
husseinbassir2001@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
78.4 Safwat Marzouk, review of “Dictionary of Daily Life in Biblical and Post-Biblical Antiquity”
smarzouk@ambs.edu
Yes
Yes
78.4 Kate Liszka, review of “Historical and Archaeological Aspects of Egyptian Funerary Culture”
kate.liszka@csusb.edu
Yes
Yes
78.4 Dawn McCormack, review of “Egyptian Stelae in the British Museum”
dawn.mccormack@mtsu.edu
Yes
Yes
78.4 Daniel Fleming “Prophecy in the Ancient Near East”
df2@nyu.edu
Yes
78.4 Daniel Fisher “Redefining the Sacred”
dfisher@berkeley.edu
Yes
Yes
78.4 M. S. (Marijn) Visscher, review of “The Land of the Elephant Kings”
m.s.visscher@durham.ac.uk
Yes
78.4 Daniel Pioske, review of “Archaeology and State Theory”
dpioske@georgiasouthern.edu
Yes
Yes
79.1 Lorenzo Nigro “Tell es-Sultan 2015”
lorenzo.nigro@uniroma1.it
Yes
Yes
79.1 Lucas Petit “Beyond the River Jordan”
l.petit@rmo.nl
Yes
Yes
79.1 Zeidan Kafafi “Beyond the River Jordan”
zeidan.kafafi@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.1 Marcel Serr “Understanding the Land of the Bible”
marcel-serr@web.de
Yes
Yes
79.1 Elizabeth Knott “Imagining Mari”
eak324@nyu.edu
Yes
Yes
79.1 Heather Dana Davis Parker “The Epigraphic Digital Lab”
heatherddparker@gmail.com
Yes
79.1 Christopher A. Rollston “The Epigraphic Digital Lab” No
79.1 Jeremy M. Hutton, review of “Israel’s Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective”
jmhutton@wisc.edu
Yes
Yes
79.1 Leslie Anne Warden, review of “Cultural Expression in the Old Kingdom Elite Tomb” No
***
79.2 Jen Thum “When Pharaoh Turned the Landscape into a Stela”
jenthum@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.2 Donald Whitcomb “Khirbet al-Mafjar”
d-whitcomb@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Michael Jennings “Khirbet al-Mafjar”
mdjennings5@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.2 Andrew Creekmore “Khirbet al-Mafjar”
andrew.creekmore@unco.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Ignacio Arce “Khirbet al-Mafjar”
dr.ignacio.arce@gmail.com
No
Yes
79.2 Michele D. Stillinger “Archaeomagnetism as a Complementary Dating Technique”
stil0005@umn.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 James W. Hardin “Archaeomagnetism as a Complementary Dating Technique”
jwh1@ra.msstate.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Joshua M. Feinberg “Archaeomagnetism as a Complementary Dating Technique”
feinberg@umn.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Jeffrey A. Blakely “Archaeomagnetism as a Complementary Dating Technique”
jblakely@wisc.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Christine Johnson “Diamonds in the Dust”
cljohnston@ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Craig W. Tyson, review of van der Veen’s “The Final Phase of Iron Age II in Judah”
tysonc@dyc.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Michael Kozuh, review of “Susa and Elam”
mgkozuh@auburn.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Shalom E. Holtz, review of “Forestalling Doom”
shalomholtz@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.2 Anna Lanaro, review of “Communities of Style”
anna.lanaro@nyu.edu
Yes
Yes
79.2 Spencer L. Allen, review of “The Divine Image”
allens@uark.edu
Yes
Yes
79.3 Jane Peterson “Woman’s Share in Neolithic Society”
jane.peterson@marquette.edu
Yes
Yes
79.3 Maria Mina “Was It a Man’s World?”
m.mina@ucy.ac.cy
Yes
Yes
79.3 Aubrey Baadsgaard “All the Queen’s Clothes”
No
No
79.3 Ilan Peled “Visualizing Masculinities”
ilanpeled@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
79.3 Stephanie L. Budin “Reduced to Her Bare Essentials”
slbudin@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.3 Uros Matic “Gender in Ancient Egypt”
urosmatic@uni-muenster.de
Yes
Yes
79.3 Jennie Ebeling “Engendering the Israelite Harvests” No No
79.3 Megan Cifarelli “Masculinities and Militarization at Hasanlu, Iran”
megan.cifarelli@mville.edu
Yes
Yes
79.3 Mireia Lopez-Bertran “The Use of Facial Characteristics”
mireia-lopez@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.3 Agnes Garcia-Ventura “The Use of Facial Characteristics”
agnes.ventura@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.3 Omar N’Shea “Royal Eunuchs and Elite Masculinity”
omarnshea@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.3 Agnes Garcia-Ventura “Studying Gender in the Ancient Near East”
agnes.ventura@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.3 Saana Svard “Studying Gender in the Ancient Near East”
saana.svard@helsinki.fi
Yes
Yes
***
79.4 Susan E. Alcock “Stepping It Up” No No
79.4 Katharina Streit “Archaeomagnetism, Radiocarbo Dating, and the Circular Reasoning in Chronological Debates”
katharin.streit@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
79.4 Felix Hoeflmayer “Archaeomagnetism, Radiocarbo Dating, and the Circular Reasoning in Chronological Debates”
Felix.Hoeflmayer@oeaw.ac.at
Yes
Yes
79.4 Katharina Streit “The Near East before Borders”
katharin.streit@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
79.4 Elizabeth C. Stone “Archaeology Returns to Ur” No No
79.4 Paul Zimansky “Archaeology Returns to Ur” No No
79.4 Jeremy I. Williams “You Have Entered Joppa”
jeremyiw@ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
79.4 Aaron A. Burke “You Have Entered Joppa”
aaburke@ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
79.4 Salah Hussein Al-Houdalieh “A Clay Bread Stamp from Khirbet et-Tireh”
shoudalieh@staff.alquds.edu
Yes
Yes
79.4 Michael Jasmin “A Rare Discovery at Tel Achziv”
michael.jasmin@mae.u-paris10.fr
Yes
Yes
79.4 Yifat Thareani “A Rare Discovery at Tel Achziv”
tyifat1@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
79.4 Philippe Abrahami “A Rare Discovery at Tel Achziv”
Philippe.Abrahami@univ-lyon2.fr
Yes
Yes
79.4 Julia Hsieh “The Practice of Repairing Vessels in Ancient Egypt”
julia.hsieh@yale.edu
Yes
Yes
***
80.1 Shannon Martino “Graphite-Treated Pottery in the NE Med”
sacorbit@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
80.1 Julia Budka “Crossing Borders”
julia.budka@lmu.de
Yes
Yes
80.1 Abdulla Al-Shorman “Travel and Hospitality in Late Antiquity”
alshorman@yu.edu.jo
Yes
Yes
80.1 Abdelqader Ababneh “Travel and Hospitality in Late Antiquity”
abanneh.a@yu.edu.jo
Yes
Yes
80.1 Akram Rawashdih “Travel and Hospitality in Late Antiquity”
rawashdih.a@yu.edu.jo
Yes
Yes
80.1 Ahmad Makhadmih “Travel and Hospitality in Late Antiquity”
makhadmieh.a@yu.edu.jo
Yes
Yes
80.1 Saad Alsaad “Travel and Hospitality in Late Antiquity”
saad.a@yu.edu.jo
Yes
Yes
80.1 Monther Jamhawi “Travel and Hospitality in Late Antiquity”
m.jamhawi@just.edu.jo
Yes
Yes
80.1 Shirly Ben-Dor Evian “Egypt and Israel”
bdevian@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
80.1 Salah Hussein A. Al-Houdalieh “The Destruction of Archaeological Resources in the Palestinian Territories”
shoudalieh@staff.alquds.edu
Yes
Yes
80.1 Saleh Ali Tawafsha “The Destruction of Archaeological Resources”
salehtaw@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
80.1 Guender Varinlioglu “The 2016 Dana Island Survey”
gvarinlioglu@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
80.1 Noah Kaye “The 2016 Dana Island Survey”
noahkaye@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
80.1 Michael R. Jones “The 2016 Dana Island Survey”
jones44440@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
80.1 Rebecca Ingram “The 2016 Dana Island Survey”
ingramrebecca@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
80.1 Nicholas K. Rauh “The 2016 Dana Island Survey”
rauhn@purdue.edu
Yes
Yes
Maysoon al-Nahar
maysnahar@gmail.com

Yes

Ignacio Arce “Khirbet al-Mafjar” dr.ignacio.arce@gmail.com Yes
Stephanie L. Budin “Introduction” slbudin@gmail.com Yes
Eric H. Cline, review of “Quest for King Solomon’s Mines”
ehcline@gwu.edu
Yes
Catherine P. Foster, “Glass and Light: Making the Past Visible at the Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum”
cpfoster@ameeri.org
Yes
Elie Haddad, “Graffiti of Ships in Burial Cave 557 in Maresha”
elieh2008@gmail.com
Yes
Rachel Hallote
rachel.hallote@purchase.edu
Yes
Jason Rech
rechja@muohio.edu
Yes
Melissa Rosenzweig
mrosenzw@uchicago.edu
Yes
Dina Shalem
shalemdina@gmail.com
Yes
Jennifer M. Webb “From the Guest Editors, NEA Vol. 79 Issue 3” jenny.webb@latrobe.edu.au Yes
Juergen K. Zangenberg
j.k.zangenberg@religion.leidenuniv.nl
Yes
Dig-it-al Contracts
Olaf Rolve, “God Feminine – A Hidden Side of the Biblical God”
Added
Yes
xx
Eric Cline, “Introduction to the ‘Education Forum'”
ehcline@gwu.edu
Yes
Yes
xx
Ellen D. Bedell, “Introduction to the Education Forum”
bedelle@theellisschool.org
Yes
Yes
xx
Elaine Sullivan, “The Old (World) and New (Technologies): Teaching Archaeology in the Era of Google”
elainesullivan@ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
xx
Sergio Lieverse, “Enchanted by an Exposition: Magical Antiquities from Egypt in Leiden”
s.v.lieverse@umail.leidenuniv.nl
Added
Yes
xx
Sophie Tews, “Enchanted by an Exposition”
sophie_tews@hotmail.com
Added
Yes
xx
Stefanie P. Elkins, “Creative Teaching: Using Digital Media in the Classroom”
selkins@andrews.edu
Yes
Yes
xx
Stephanie Langin-Hooper
stephanie_langinhooper@berkeley.edu
Yes
Yes
xx
Terri Tanaka
ttanaka@berkeley.edu
Yes
Yes
xx
Lisa Kahn, “Finding One’s Own Voice, Even in an Online Classroom”
lckahn@msn.com
Yes
Yes
xx
Catherine P. Foster, “Glass and Light”
cpfoster@ameeri.org
Yes
Yes
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reviewer name
Author email address Checked in Avectra

Contract
received
(Yes/No)

PDF
emailed to
author
Mailed hard copy (if non-member)
62 Massimo Maiocchi, “Decorative Parts and Precious Artifacts at Ebla”
Yes
Yes
62 Sarood T. Mohammed Taher, “Texts in the Sulaimaniah Museum Related to the Turam-ili Archive”
Yes
Yes
62 Gonzalo Rubio, “Reading Sumerian Names, I: Ensuhke禳danna and Baba”
Yes
Yes
62 Thomas E. Balke, “The Sumerian Ternary Numeral System”
Yes
Yes
62 Paul Delnero, “Sumerian Extract Tablets and Scribal Education”
Yes
Yes
62 C矇cile Michel, “Deux textes atypiques d矇couverts �� K羹ltepe”
Yes
Yes
62 Jan Tavernier, “Akkadian Personal Names with pa疆��ru or sa疆��ru as Initial Element”
Yes
62 Alice Mouton, “Sorcellerie Hittite”
Yes
Yes
62 John P. Nielsen, “Three Early Neo-Babylonian Tablets Belonging to B��l-��繪ir of the Mi��iraya Kin Group”
Yes
62 Jeannete Fincke, “Zu Den Akkadischen Hemerologien Aus 廎泳ttu禳a (CTH 546), Teil II: Die ���Opferbrot-Hemerologie���
Yes
63 Ilya Khait, “A Newly Discovered Distant Join”
Added, non-member
Yes
63 Caroline Waerzeggers, “Prebend Prices in First-Millennium B.C. Babylonia”
rj.vander.spek@let.vu.nl
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
63 Daniel Schwemer, “The Ritual Tablet of Maqlu”
ds11@soas.ac.uk
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
63 Reinhard Pirngruber, “Prebend Prices in First-Millenium B.C. Babylonia”
r.pirngruber@let.vu.nl
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
63 Anne Loehnert, “Ipiq-Aja und die Klage ueber Ur”
a.loehnert@lmu.de
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
63 Uri Gabbay, “Lamentful Proverbs or Proverbial Laments”
gabbay.uri@mail.huji.ac.il
Added, non-member
Yes
Yes
63 Gary Beckman, “Blood in Hittite Ritual”
sidd@umich.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
63 Abraham Winitzer, “Writing and Mesopotamia Divination”
winitzer.1@nd.edu
Yes, member
Yes
Yes
63 Benjamin Studevent-Hickman, “New Grounds for the U”
studeven@fas.harvard.edu
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
63 Alfonso Archi, “In Search of Armi”
alfonso.archi@libero.it
Yes, non-member
Yes
Yes
63 Jaan Puhvel, “Barm and Balm, Hittite Style”
Added, non-member
Yes
63 Krystyna Szarzynska, “Observations on the Temple ES in Archaic Uruk”
piotrm@umich.edu
Added, non-member
Yes
64 Gonzalo Rubio, “Reading Sumerian Names”
gxr18@psu.edu
Added, non-member
Yes
No
No
64 Marek Stepien, “The Economic Status of Governors in Ur III Times”
m.stepien@uw.edu.pl
Added, non-member
Yes
No
No
64 Nili Samet, “Three New Nippur Manuscripts of Ur Lament”
non-member
No
No
No
64 Selim F. Adali, “Three New Nippur Manuscripts of the Ur Lament”
sadali@bilkent.edu.tr
Added, non-member
Yes
No
No
64 Jean-Jacques Glassner, “Droit et divination”
jglassner@wanadoo.fr
Yes, non-member
Yes
No
No
64 Leon Crickmore, “A Musicological Interpretation of the Akkadian Term”
leon.crickmore176@tiscali.co.uk
Added, non-member
Yes
No
No
64 Richard Firth, “Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty at Tell Tayinat”
firth827@brinternet.com
Added, non-member
Yes
No
No
64 Marie-Louise Nosch, “Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty at Tell Tayinat”
nosch@hum.ku.dk
Added, non-member
Yes
No
No
64 Jaan Puhvel
Yes, non-member
No
No
Yes
64 Jacob Lauinger, “Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty at Tell Tayinat”
jakelauinger@gmail.com
Yes, member
Yes
No

Yes

64 Timothy P. Harrison, “Building XVI and the Neo-Assyrian Sacred Precinct at Tell Tayinat”
tim.harrison@utoronto.ca
Yes, member
Yes
No

Yes

64 James F. Osborne, “Building XVI and the Neo-Assyrian Sacred Precinct at Tell Tayinat”
jamesosb@buffalo.edu
Yes, member
Yes
No
Yes
64 Ingo Schrakamp, review of “Zu den vor-Ur III-Zeitlichen Keilschrifttexten des World Museum, Liverpool”
non-member
No
No
Yes
65 Benjamin Foster “JCS: The Early Years”
Yes
65 Miguel Civil “Remarks on AD-GI”
mcivil@uchicago.edu
Yes
65 Rients de Boer “Marad in the Early Old Babylonian Period”
r.de.boer@hum.leidenuniv.nl
Yes
65 Josue J. Justel “Jen 957”
jjjustel@gmail.com
Yes
65 Brian Brown “The Structure and Decline of the Middle Assyrian State”
babrown@berkeley.edu
Yes
65 Eva Von Dassow “Piecing Together the Song of Release”
vona001@umn.edu
Yes
65 Juergen Lorenz “Kontrastierung und Variation”
lorenzjuergen@yahoo.de
Yes
65 Niek Veldhuis “Purity and Access”
No
65 Daniel Schwemer “Prescriptions and Rituals”
daniel.schwemer@uni-wuerzburg.de
Yes
65 Ingo Schrakamp, review
schrakamp@gux.de
Yes
65 Margaret Jaques, review
margaret.jaques@usch.ch
Yes
65 Malgorzata Sandowicz, review
msandowicz@uw.edu.pl
Yes
66 Sergio Alivemini “The Ur III Field Surveying Texts”
sergio.alivemini@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
66 Edward Stratford “Make Them Pay”
edward_stratford@byu.edu
Yes
Yes
66 Michael P. Streck “Mankind’s Bitter Fate”
mstreck@rz.uni-leipzig.de
Yes
Yes
66 Nathan Wasserman “Mankind’s Bitter Fate”
wasserman.nathan@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
66 Sylvain Patri “Les pronoms clitiques sujets en hittite”
sylvain.patri@univ-lyon2.fr
Yes
Yes
66 Farouk Al-Rawi “Back to the Cedar Forest”
faroukalrawi@yahoo.co.uk
Yes
Yes
66 Andrew George “Back to the Cedar Forest”
ag5@soas.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
66 Jamie Novotny “I Did Not Alter the Site Where That Temple Stood”
jamienovotny@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
66 Alexa Bartelmus “Collecting and Connecting History”
alexa.bartelmus@staff.uni-marburg.de
Yes
Yes
66 Jonathan Taylor “Collecting and Connecting History” jjtaylor@thebritishmuseum.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
66 Jeanette C. Findke “The Seventh Tablet of the rikis gerri series of enuma anu enlib”
jeanette.findke@ori.uni-heidelberg.de
Yes
Yes
66 Mathieu Ossendrijver “The Powers of 9”
mathieu.ossendrijver@hu-berlin.de
Yes
Yes
***
67 Frances Pinnock “The King’s Standard from Ebla Palace G”
frances.pinnock@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
67 Laurent Colonna d’Istria “Erra-kibri” No
67 Dominique Beyer “Erra-kibri”
dominique.beyer@misha.fr
Yes
Yes
67 Ilana Peled “A New Manuscript of the Lament for Eridu”
ilanpeled@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
67 Jeremiah Peterson “An Adab Composition”
jeremie.peterson@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
67 Jaan Puhvel “Discharge of Duty”
jpuhvel@ucla.edu
Yes
Yes
67 Benjamin W. Fortson IV “An Illicit Hittite-Latin Affair”
fortsonb@umich.edu
Yes
Yes
67 Yigal Bloch “The Standard Recension”
yigal.bloch@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
67 Wayne Horowitz “The Standard Recension”
wayne.horowitz@mail.huji.ac.il
Yes
Yes
67 John Marriott “Sustaining the Assyrian Army”
john.marriott@uclmail.net
Yes
Yes
67 Karen Radner “Sustaining the Assyrian Army”
k.radner@ucl.ac.uk
Yes
Yes
67 Jamie Novotny “New Proposed Chronological Sequence”
jamienovotny@hotmail.com
Yes
Yes
67 Sam Mirelman “Birds, Balags, and Snakes”
sm4464@nyu.edu
Yes
Yes
67 J. M. Steele “A Late Babylonian Compendium”
john_steele@brown.edu
Yes
Yes
67 John Z. Wee “Discovery of the Zodiac Man”
johnwee@uchicago.edu
Yes
Yes
***
68 Saad S. Fahad “Two Unpublished Texts from Zabalam Dated to the Reign of King Warad-Sin”
saadfahad1974@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
68 Ali Y. Aljuboori “A New Source of a Stone Cylinder Describing the Rebuilding of the Temple of Istar Temple at Nineveh”
ali_aljuboori@yahoo.com
Yes
Yes
68 Matthew Rutz “The Flooding of Esnunna, The Fall of Mari”
matthew_rutz@brown.edu
Yes
Yes
68 Piotr Michalowski “The Flooding of Esnunna”
piotrm@umich.edu
Yes
Yes
68 Odette Boivin “Agricultural Economy and Taxation In the Sealand I Kingdom”
odette.boivin@mail.utoronto.ca
Yes
Yes
68 Jaume Llop “The Royal Journey in the Middle Assyrian Period”
jaume.llop@fu-berlin.de
Yes
Yes
68 Daisuke Shibata “The Royal Journey”
shibata.daisuke.fu@u.tsukuba.ac.jp
Yes
Yes
68 Nils P. Heessel “Buer-Sin or Amar-Su’ena”
nils.heessel@uni-wuerzburg.de
Yes
Yes
68 Lorenzo d’Alfonso “The Paleography of Anatolian Hieroglyphic Stone Inscriptions”
lda5@nyu.edu
Yes
Yes
68 Annick Payne “The Paleography of Anatolian Hieroglyphic Stone Inscriptions”
annick.payne@arcor.de
Yes
Yes
68 Nicla De Zorzi “The Death of Utu-Hegal and other Historical Omens”
nicla.de.zorzi@univie.ac.at
Yes
Yes
68 Johnathan S. Tenney “The Elevation of Marduk Revisited”
jst229@cornell.edu
Yes
Yes
68 Andrew Knapp “The Sitz Im Leben of Esarhaddon’s Apology”
andrew.n.knapp@gmail.com
Yes
Yes
68 Enrique Jimenez “Loose Threads of Tradition”
enrique.jimenez@yale.edu
Yes
Yes
68 Jacob Lauinger “Iqqur Ipus at Tell Tayinat”
jlauing1@jhu.edu
Yes
Yes
***
69 Camille Lecompte “Nonadministrative Documents from Archaic Ur”
camille.lecompte@mae.cnrs.fr
Yes
69 Giacomo Benati “Nonadministrative Documents from Archaic Ur” giacomo.benati2@unibo.it
Yes
69 Armando Bramanti “Three administrative texts from the time of Me’annedu”
armando.bramanti@gmail.com
Yes
69 C. Jay Crisostomo “The Sumerian Discourse Markers”
cjcrisos@umich.edu
Yes
69 Seth Richardson “Goodbye, Princess”
seth1@uchicago.edu
Yes
69 Ilan Peled “Cultural Transformations from Mesopotamia to Hatti”
ilanpeled@yahoo.com
Yes
69 Maksim Kudrinski “The Sumerogram Kur”
kudrinski@gmail.com
Yes
69 Nicla De Zorzi “Teratomancy at Tigunanum”
nicla.de.zorzi@univie.ac.at

Yes

69 Joshua Jeffers “The Nonintercalated Lunar Calendar”
jeffers@sas.upenn.edu
Yes
69 Mojca Cajnko “The Case Marking of Sumerograms in Hittite”
mojca.cajnko@gmail.com
Yes
69 Amitai Baruchi-Unna “Esarhaddon’s Prayer in the Inscription AsBbA as related to the Mis Pi Ritu”
abaruchi@huji.ac.il
Yes
69 Jean-Jacques Glassner “Comment presentifier l’invisible?”
jglassner@wanadoo.fr
Yes
69 Johannes Haubold “From Text to Reading”
j.h.haubold@dur.ac.uk
Yes
69 Jeanette C. Fincke “Additional MUL.APIN Fragments”
jeanette.fincke@ori.uni-heidelberg.de
Yes
69 Norman Yoffee (Feb 2017)
nyoffee@gmail.com
Yes

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FY17 HONORIFIC & MEMORIAL GIFTS

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HONORIFIC & MEMORIAL GIFTS

MADE DURING FISCAL YEAR 2017 (7/1/16���6/30/17)

 

Honorific Gifts

In honor of Qahtan Al Abeed

  • Jennifer Pournelle

In honor of the 17勛圖Staff

  • James F. and Carolyn Midkiff Strange

In honor of Raymond Joseph Begnaud

  • Stephanie Shoemaker

In honor of William G. Dever

  • Anonymous
  • Pamela Gaber
  • Dale W. Manor

In honor of Kara Kapcyznski

  • Erik Dorr

In honor of Steven Karacic

  • Sarah Craft

In honor of Norma Kershaw

  • Thomas and Alina Levy
  • Andy and Amy Vaughn

In honor of Louis A. Martorella

  • Rosanne Martorella

In honor of James F. and Carolyn Strange

  • James Riley Strange

 

Memorial Gifts

In memory of Naomi Arav

  • Rami Arav

In memory of Frank Moore Cross

  • Susan Tower Hollis

In memory of Ronald G. Haznedl

  • Betty and Steve Snow

In memory of J. S. Holladay

  • Edward F. Campbell

In memory of W. G. Lambert

  • Sergio Angelo Picchioni

In memory of George Landes

  • Carol Landes
  • Nancy Lapp

In memory of George Mendenhall

  • Edward F. Campbell

In memory of Paul Lapp

  • Herbert Huffman

In memory of Gary Lindstrom

  • James F. and Carolyn Midkiff Strange

In memory of Paul Martin

  • Thomas Davis

In memory of��Bernice Payne

  • David Payne

In memory of James Pritchard

  • Robert A. Kraft
  • Barbara Porter

In memory of Richard Scheuer

  • Marian Scheuer Sofaer and Abraham D. Sofaer

In memory of Richard Scheuer

  • Marian Scheuer Sofaer and Abraham D. Sofaer

In memory of Harva L. Sheeler

  • H. Katharine Sheeler

In memory of Barbara Tarbuck

  • Rick Hauser

In memory of Catherine S. Vaughn

  • Susan Ackerman
  • Andy and Amy Vaughn

In memory of Silas M. Vaughn

  • Andy and Amy Vaughn

In memory of Gordon D. Young

  • Michael and Mandy Danti

 

 

Honorific gifts to named endowment funds made in FY17*

 

P. E. MacAllister Endowed Scholarship Fund

  • Alex MacAllister
  • P. E. MacAllister

Eric and Carol Meyers Endowed Scholarship Fund

  • The Altamira Foundation
  • Gary Arbino
  • Oded Borowski
  • Sonya and Richard Coffman
  • Foundation for Biblical Archaeology (Sheila Bishop)
  • Sheldon and Debbie Fox
  • Fox Family Trust
  • Giovanna Grassi
  • David (Oli) Jenkins
  • Ann-Marie Knoblauch
  • Jim Lovelace
  • P. E. MacAllister
  • Eric and Carol Meyers
  • Selma Omerefendic
  • Daniel Schowalter
  • James F. and Carolyn Midkiff Strange
  • Olin Storvick
  • Andy and Amy Vaughn
  • Daniel Wolk
  • J. Edward and Keeley Wright

Strange / Midkiff Families Endowed Scholarship Fund

  • Gary Arbino
  • Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R.W. Longstaff
  • James F. and Carolyn Midkiff Strange

Joe D. Seger Excavation Fund

  • Anonymous
  • Gary Arbino
  • James W. Hardin
  • Ann-Marie Knoblauch
  • Andy and Amy Vaughn

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FY17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

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FISCAL YEAR 2017 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

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Benefactor ($20,000 and up)

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Arnold and Porter, LLC (in kind)
Boston University (in kind)
J. Paul Getty Trust
P. E. MacAllister[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Carol and Eric Meyers
James F. and Carolyn Midkiff Strange
The Whiting Foundation[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]

Patron ($10,000 – $19,999)

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Anonymous
The Altamira Foundation
The Fox Family Charitable Trust[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Kershaw Family Trust (Norma Kershaw)
W. Mark Lanier Theological Library[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]

Friend ($5,000 – $9,999)

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Susan Ackerman
Vivian Bull
Sonya and Richard Coffman
Foundation for Biblical Archaeology (Sheila Bishop)[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Sheldon and Debbie Fox
Susan Laden
Elizabeth Macaulay-Lewis
Thomas R. Pickering
Andy and Amy Vaughn[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]

Sponsor ($1,000 – $4,999)

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Anonymous
Anonymous
Gary Arbino
Stevan B. Dana
Lynn Swartz Dodd
Jane DeRose Evans
J羹rgen Friede
Giovanna Grassi
Timothy Harrison
Michael G. Hasel
Peyton Randolph Helm
Sharon Herbert
Jayne L. Hollander[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Ann-Marie Knoblauch
Louis J. Lamm, Jr.
Carol Landes
Jim Lovelace
Alex MacAllister
Richard F. Natarian
David J. Rosenstein
Joe D. Seger
H. Katharine Sheeler
Wayne Russell Shepard
Olin J. Storvick
J. Edward and Keeley Wright[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]

Sustainer ($500 – $999)

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Jeffrey Blakely and Brauna Hartzell
Oded and Marcia Borowski
Theodore Burgh
Hanan Charaf
Debra Foran
Paul J. Gaylo
Joseph Greene
David (Oli) Jenkins
Oystein LaBianca
Thomas and Alina Levy
Dale W. Manor
Vincent Mauer
Byron R. McCane[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Beth Alpert Nakhai
Steven Ortiz
Heather Dana Davis��Parker
Suzanne Richard
Thomas Schneider
Daniel Schowalter
Marian Scheuer Sofaer and Abraham Sofaer
Jeanne Marie Teutonico
Jane Cahill West
Susan Lintz Williams
K. Lawson Younger[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]

Supporter ($250 – $499)

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Vernon F. Appleby
Rami Arav
Andrea Berlin
Karen Borstad
P.M. Mich癡le Daviau
Paul Fitzpatrick
Lawrence T. Geraty
Richard Cartier Godfrey
Kenneth G. Holum
Carroll C. Kobs
Thomas R. W. Longstaff[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Piotr Michalowski
Marek Olszewski
Nassos Papalexandrou
Barbara A. Porter
John Rinks
John R. Spencer
Dwight Tawney
Jane C. Waldbaum
Richard E. Whitaker
Daniel S. Wolk
Richard L. Zettler[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]

Contributor ($100 – $249)

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Elie M. Abemayor
Matthew J. Adams
Henry M. Addkison
Susan Alcock
Cristobal Alvarez
Christian N. Anderson
William S. Andreas
Brenda Baker
Lamar Barden
Scott Berger
Mildred Bilt
Elizabeth Bloch-Smith
Thomas Brayshaw
Aaron Brody
James Bucko
Wilfred F. Bunge
Cynthia Ruth Burdge
Frances Cahill
Wallace S. Cameron
Edward F. Campbell
Charles E. Carter
Mark Alan Chancey
Miriam Chernoff
Douglas Clark
W. Malcolm Clark
Kay Granberry Clements
Eric Cline
Margaret Cohen
Joseph Coleson
Billie Jean��Collins
Elisabeth Cooper
Christopher Craig
Michael and Mandy Danti
Thomas Davis
Kenneth M. Diable
Manfried L. G. Dietrich
Sally S. Dunham
Anne M. Dunn
Carl Ehrlich
David J. Eidson
Stefanie P. Elkins
J. Harold Ellens
Geoff Emberling
Ozlem Nilufer Eser
Raymond Ewing
Marjorie M. Fisher
Catherine Foster
Jonathan S. Gardner
Steven J. Garfinkle
Robert Gauld
Seymour Gitin
Maxine Goldberg
Angela Goodwin
Morris Golik
Claire Gottlieb
Marylinda Govaars
Alison Acker Gruseke
Carl Guzzo
Robert Haak
Fawwaz Habbal
James W. Hardin
W. Benson Harer
Joseph P. Healey
Gary Michael Hedrick
David Hendin
Merilyn Phillips Hodgson
Thomas Hoyt
Herbert B. Huffmon
David Ilan
Charles Ellwood Jones
James F. Joyner III
John I. Kampen[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Steven Karacic
Dylan Karges
KDI Capital Partners
Jonathan Kenoyer
Edward Koskie
Stephen Kraft
Duane E. Kratzer
Nancy L. Lapp
Jacob Lassner
Thomas R. Lee
Al Leonard
Jesse and JoAnn Long
Mary Dell Lucas
Charles Marlin
Timothy Matney
Sheila E. McGinn
Sandra Mermelstein
Eugene and Janet Merrill
William R. Millar
Donald W. Morrison
Robert Christian Motts
Melissa Muendel
Robert Mullins
Bart Nadeau
David G. Norris
Renee O’Brien
Robert and Teresa Oden
Kazumi Oguchi
Randall O’Neill
Sarah Parcak
John T. Poss
Jennifer Ramsay
Thomas J. Ray
M. Barbara Reeves
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Jennifer Ross
B. W. Ruffner
Margaret Schaar
Kennett D. Schath
Wolfhart K. Schubach
Carol and Ryland Scott
Lee R. Seeman
David and Ruth Seigle
Audrey Shaffer
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JCS 69 (2017) TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Pp. 3-31: “Nonadministrative Documents from Archaic Ur and from Early Dynastic I���II Mesopotamia: A New Textual and Archaeological Analysis,” by Camille Lecompte and Giacomo Benati

The present paper addresses a subgroup of cuneiform documents from the so-called Archaic Texts from Ur in Mesopotamia. The documents in this subgroup can be isolated within the bulk of the Archaic Texts due to their nonadministrative content. A fresh textual analysis of this dataset is combined with a discussion of the archaeological context of their provenance to highlight patterns in early Ur scribal training methods. The results of this integrated analysis are used to frame more precisely the significance of ���Archaic Ur��� scribal traditions, dating to the first part of the Early Dynastic period, within the cultural transition from the Late Uruk to the Early Dynastic III (���F��ra���) period in Mesopotamia.

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Pp. 33-47: “Three Administrative Texts from the Time of Me’annedu,” by Armando Bramanti

This article presents two land texts (allotments of field) and one grain text (barley loan) originating from Early Dynastic Zabala. The high year numbers allow for the attribution of these texts to the ensiship of Me’annedu. The edition is followed by a prosopographical study which, supported by paleographical considerations, provides some guidelines for the identification of more documents belonging to the same archive.

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Pp. 49-66: “The Sumerian Discourse Markers u4-ba and u4-bi-a,” by C. Jay Crisostomo

In Old Babylonian Sumerian literature, the temporal phrases u4-ba and u4-bi-a typically occur in complementary distribution. Previous analyses have focused on morphological disparity to differentiate the two. The present paper considers pragmatic functions within a larger discourse structure, analyzing them as discourse markers, specifically temporal connectives. In this study based on a corpus analysis of Old Babylonian literary compositions, I argue that in Sumerian discourse, u4-ba primarily marks perspectival shifts and refocusing, and u4-bi-a indexes sequential and consequential action.

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Pp. 67-108: “Goodbye, Princess: Iltani and the DUMU.MUNUS LUGAL,” by Seth Richardson

The Babylonian princess Iltani has been known to us since the 1899 copies of T. G. Pinches. Within fifty years, following a proliferation of published texts featuring the princess, it became probable there were at least two such persons by this name and title; by now, it can be shown there were at least three. But the problem hardly ends there: a close inspection of the disparate epistolary, administrative, and commercial evidence for these Iltani’s does little to clarify their activities or status, nor even their relation to the king. An analysis of that evidence leads me to propose a redefinition of the title DUMU.MUNUS LUGAL and a reinterpretation of the position and purpose of women bearing the name Iltani.

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Pp. 109-116: “Cultural Transformations from Mesopotamia to Hatti? The Case of the GALA,” by Ilan Peled

This article surveys the textual attestations of the cultic performer designated by the logogram GALA in Hittite texts. This logogram, which originated in Mesopotamia, was apparently used for the Hittite word 禳a廎另arili, but the nature of the activities performed by the Mesopotamian and Hittite cultic practitioners designated in this manner was not identical. This should be assessed against the background of the nature of Mesopotamian-Hittite connections and cultural transmissions and the multifaceted cultural influences that shaped Hittite cult.

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Pp. 117-124: “The Sumerogram KUR: Logogram or Determinative?,” by Maksim Kudrinski

The article deals with the problem of finding spoken correlates for combinations of the Sumerogram KUR and toponyms in Hittite texts. The discussion adds to our understanding of the relation between written and spoken language in the case of using foreign written templates by the Hittites.

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Pp. 125-150: “Teratomancy at Tigun��num: Structure, Hermeneutics, and Weltanschauung of a Northern Mesopotamian Omen Corpus,” by��Nicla De Zorzi

This article examines the inner structure, building principles, and hermeneutic code of a group of late Middle Bronze age teratomantic tablets from Tigun��num in northern Mesopotamia. While in the final evaluation, the Tigun��num teratomantic corpus is of southern Babylonian inspiration, it represents a very specific local reworking of this tradition. This article posits as its distinctive feature the use of a strongly gendered imagery and language that reflect the worldview of an extremely androcentric and militarized society. It also demonstrates a connection between the cultural conceptions underlying the Tigun��num omen corpus and the Old Hittite sphere, the mid-second-millennium world of northern Mesopotamia, and later Assyria.

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Pp. 151-191: “The Nonintercalated Lunar Calendar of the Middle Assyrian Period,” by Joshua Jeffers

Scholars generally assume that Assyria employed a luni-solar calendrical system during the Middle Assyrian period���akin to the one used in Babylonia���that kept the months of its year synchronized with the seasons of the solar year through periodic intercalation. With this understanding, the regnal dates assigned to the Middle Assyrian kings have traditionally been expressed in terms of solar years. The present article, however, argues that the Assyrians did not use this type of system. The author draws upon a variety of administrative tablets���primarily from the reigns of Shalmaneser I, Tukult蘋-Ninurta I, and Tiglath-pileser I���to demonstrate that the months of the Assyrian year were in fact not permanently affixed to particular seasons of the solar year, revealing that its year was not intercalated and was thus perpetually rotating slowly through the solar year. This article also explores how such a calendrical system impacts the Middle Assyrian kings’ regnal dates, which would need to be lowered given that the unadjusted Assyrian lunar year was slightly shorter than its solar counterpart.

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Pp. 193-202:��“The Case Marking of Sumerograms in Hittite,” Mojca Cajnko

The paper begins with a brief introduction to case and case marking and a description of the Hittite corpus and the corpus of the research. The main part is devoted to the case marking of Sumerograms, an as yet unresearched and undescribed topic in Hittitology. The paper examines different possibilities for the case marking of Sumerograms on the level of the sentence and the functional value of phonetic complements. It also attempts to discern whether competition between formally case-marked and case-unmarked Sumerograms in the grammatical roles of subject and direct object was driven by grammatical factors, economy of writing or by other reasons.

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Pp. 203-212:��“Esarhaddon’s Prayer in the Inscription AsBbA as Related to the m蘋s p簾 Ritual,” by Amitai Baruchi-Unna

The prayer of Esarhaddon, incorporated in the inscription AsBbA, is the first prayer in an Assyrian royal inscription that is presented as a verbatim citation. The aim of this paper is to delineate the historiographical background for this innovation in a genre usually described as routine and formalistic. By examining descriptions of prayers said to have been recited by the king in Assyrian royal inscriptions, I analyze Esarhaddon’s prayer from the aspects of its content, context, and possible linkage to prayers external to the royal inscriptions. Specifically, I examine the possible relation between the prayer in this inscription and the m蘋s p簾 ritual performed during the last phases of the process of making a divine image. This comprehensive analysis suggests that the king’s prayer had been part of an early stage of such a ritual and was available to the authors of the Esarhaddon inscription.

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Pp. 213-220:��“Comment Presentifier l’Invisible? Reflexions autour des termes 廜ζlmu, tam禳蘋lu et u廜ㄆrtu,” by Jean-Jacques Glassner

Les M矇sopotamiens cr矇癡rent des objets, des images et des signes qui avaient une fonction pr矇cise. �� la suite d’une cristallisation de concepts produite par l’arch矇ologie, on a pris l’habitude de parler �� leur propos de 竄 repr矇sentations 罈. Il est pr矇f矇rable d’y voir davantage des 竄 pr矇sentification 罈. Tel fut le sens de 禳lm dans la Gen癡se, �� propos du premier homme qui fut 竄 �� l’image de Dieu 罈, entendons qu’il fut la manifestation de la puissance divine.

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Pp. 221-246:��“From Text to Reading in En贖ma Eli禳,” by Johannes Haubold

This article makes two main points. First, the transmitted text of En贖ma eli禳 can be more reliably construed than has hitherto been assumed, provided we take seriously the spelling of the manuscripts and the rules of Akkadian grammar. If we do this, and that is my second point, we can also make progress at the level of interpretation. To illustrate these claims, I look at two passages that have caused difficulties to modern readers. In En贖ma eli禳 I.1���10 we encounter some forms that seem prima facie to defy the normal rules of Akkadian grammar. Through careful analysis of spelling, syntax, and poetic context I show that the text as it stands can in fact be securely construed. I then turn to a passage that the poet himself introduces as a masterpiece of verbal craft. In En贖ma eli禳 II.61���70 the god Ea soothes the excited An禳ar by reassuring him that he has the situation under control. I argue that existing translations misconstrue the personal pronoun 禳璽禳i and consequently misinterpret the climactic final couplet of the speech. Clarifying the grammar of the passage enables us to establish not only what the text says, but also to appreciate it better.

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Pp. 247-260:��“Additional MUL.APIN Fragments in the British Museum,” by Jeanette C. Fincke

The edition of the series MUL.APIN by Hermann Hunger and David Pingree (1989) granted modern scholars access to the rather objective descriptions of the stars, the intercalation scheme and the lengths of days and nights compiled by Mesopotamian astronomers in the first millennium BCE. This article provides the publication of three more Neo-Assyrian exemplars from Nineveh, and joins made by Enrique Jim矇nez, Irving Finkel, and me to two Late Babylonian fragments that have already been used in the edition.

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Pp. 48���72: “Exploring the Badia,” by Alison Betts

The east Jordan badia is a fascinating but difficult landscape, an attribute that has protected the record of its historic and prehistoric past to an extraordinary degree. It is rich in rock art, graves, hunting traps, seasonal settlements and fortified sites that have remained almost undisturbed for thousands of years. Archaeological exploration of this region has also been slow, primarily due to the challenges of work in this rocky, semiarid region. However, the past few decades have seen a surge in new research that continues to uncover unexpected and remarkable aspects of the history of the badia. This article outlines the history of exploration and research in the badia and its historical significance.

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Pp. 74���83: “Historical Imagery of Desert Kites in Eastern Jordan,” by Emily Hammer and Anthony Lauricella

Large mass-kill hunting traps known as desert kites are the badia���s most visually striking and long-studied archaeological features. Kites are best understood from a vertical perspective with help from aerial and satellite imagery, most commonly modern Google Earth imagery. The declassification of historical U2 spy-plane imagery from 1958���1960 provides a new dataset with which to reexamine kites and their spatial distribution. The distribution of desert kites as it appeared over fifty years ago has been mapped, allowing us to draw conclusions about the long-term preservation of kites and the relationship of kites to each other and to their environment.

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Pp. 84���93: “The Badia from Above: Successes, Limitations, and Potential,” by Robert Bewley and Rebecca Repper

Aerial photography and reconnaissance for archaeology was pioneered in the Middle East a century ago. This article highlights the work of the Aerial Archaeology Project in the northern and eastern badia of Jordan since 1997���the only aerial archaeology project outside Europe. The achievements of aerial reconnaissance in understanding the complex and concentrated archaeology of the badia as well as the importance of collaboration with other archaeologists are emphasized.

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Pp. 94���101: “The Late Epipalaeolithic and Early Neolithic in the Jordanian Badia: Recent Fieldwork around the Qa��� Shubayqa,” by��Tobias Richter

Until recently the late Epipalaeolithic and early Neolithic occupation of Jordan���s eastern badia was poorly understood and developments in this region were considered as secondary to those in the Jordan Valley or elsewhere. Recent fieldwork in the Qa��� Shubayqa are has led to the discovery of a dense cluster of late Epipalaeolithic and Pre-Pottery Neolithic A (PPNA) sites, which shed a different light on this phase of human settlement in eastern Jordan. This evidence demonstrates that the eastern badia was not a peripheral region during the late Pleistocene and early Holocene, but an intensively settled region.

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Pp. 102���113: “The Late Neolithic Presence in the Black Desert,” by Yorke M. Rowan, Gary Rollefson, Alexander Wasse, Austin ���Chad��� Hill, and Morag M. Kersel

Major cultural transformations took place in the southern Levant during the late prehistoric periods (ca. mid-seventh through fourth millenna b.c.e.). General syntheses rarely include more than cursory mention of the more arid regions of the southern Levant (Negev, eastern and southern Jordan). The Eastern Badia Archaeological Project [EBAP] study area comprises a west���east transect across the southern part of the eastern badia, selected to include a variety of ecological zones. To date, this field research project has focused on two primary study areas in the Black Desert in Jordan���s panhandle: Wisad Pools and Wadi al-Qattafi. In both areas, excavation combined with pedestrian and aerial survey record an apparent florescence of building and intensive exploitation of the landscape that contradicts previous assumptions that the region was used only intermittently by late prehistoric people. The many substantial well-constructed Late Neolithic buildings, evidence for trees and marshy plants, and extensive systems of kites seem to suggest that, rather than a virtually empty region, the Black Desert was once rich in animals, plants and people.

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Pp. 114���123: “Droning on in the Badia: UAVs and Site Documentation at Wadi al-Qattafi,” by Austin ���Chad��� Hill and Yorke Rowan

Drones, or Unpiloted Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), are quickly changing approaches to archaeological mapping. They are effective tools for documenting smaller ancient features that might be missed by the resolution limitations of satellite imagery. As part of the Eastern Badia Archaeological Project, this article presents the preliminary results of a large-scale aerial survey of Wadi al-Qattafi, Jordan undertaken to map the kites and smaller features concentrated around and on top of the basalt mesas in the area. A combination of fixed and rotary wing aircraft was used to record approximately 20,000 images across 32 square kilometers of the survey area. The resulting orthophotographs and digital elevation models (DEMs) provide a high-resolution recording of the landscape. Ultimately this allows for mapping and identification of even the smallest anthropogenic features, as well as an analysis of how larger features were constructed to utilize local topography.
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Pp. 124���131: “The Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age Hillfort Phenomenon in the Northern Badia,” by Bernd M羹ller-Neuhof

The basalt and limestone desert of the Jawa hinterland in NE Jordan has been the focus of intensive archaeological research for the past six years. Surveys revealed abundant evidence for Chalcolithic or Early Bronze Age activities in this region. The preliminary results of these investigations have already led to a change in the earlier perception of this region and especially the basalt desert. Among the major discoveries are the identification of several hillfort sites in the basalt desert, which suggest a permanent occupation in this arid region. In addition, evidence for artificial irrigation with rainwater harvesting in the vicinity of these settlements underscores the potential for agriculture in this region. Soundings and excavations recovered several 14C dates from these sites, which prove a Late Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age I occupation.

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Pp. 132���139: “Nothing but Cold Ashes? The Cairn Burials of Jebel Qurma, Northeastern Jordan,” by Peter M.M.G. Akkermans and Merel L. Br羹ning

Throughout the basaltic uplands of northeastern Jordan, there are countless large and small mounds of stone (cairns), which are the burial places of people who roamed the desert many hundreds or thousands of years ago. These numerous graves have never been systematically investigated, and little is known about their construction, date, and variability, let alone about their deceased occupants. This picture is now changing owing to an ongoing program of survey and excavation in the Jebel Qurma region, close to the border of Jordan and Saudi Arabia. These investigations point towards complex and entangled arrangements of cairn use and mortuary practices over time, when Early Bronze Age cemeteries are replaced by singular, impressive tower tombs and conical ring cairns in the Hellenistic to Byzantine period. The reuse of these tombs is a recurrent feature, emphasizing the focal and enduring role of these monuments to both the dead and the living.

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FRIENDS OF 17勛圖FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT: CECELIA CHISDOCK

Cecelia Chisdock is the very first recipient of the new Friends of 17勛圖Fellowship, a fellowship funded exclusively by gifts from our��. Throughout the summer, Cecelia will update us on how her first dig is going.

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