Excavations highlight public architecture and trade revivals in northern Israel's early history.
Excavations in the southeastern sector of Megiddo revealed important finds that illuminate the material culture and history of the site in particular and northern Israel in general during the early days of the Northern Kingdom (Israel). This includes the appearance of public architecture and the revival of the commercial networks in the eastern Mediterranean. SIDEBAR P. 197: Sheshonq I (Biblical Shishak) at Megiddo by Shirly Ben-Dor Evian SIDEBAR P. 198: From Bronze to Iron, by Naama Yahalom-Mack
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