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The slingstone study from ‘En Zippori and ‘En Esur
A bibliographic record of Haklay and colleagues’ 2023 study, with publication details and a link to the source.
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Atiqot - volume 111 (2023)
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Volume 111 · 2023 · 17 articles in this volume
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This volume examines warfare and defence across different periods. Its entries include slingstone assemblages, mace-heads, fortifications, gladiators, a legionary base and a sword from Newe-Yam. Read across these topics to compare research questions: how weapons are identified, how construction is dated, and what evidence supports a reconstruction of conflict.
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The Newe Yam sword study
A record of the 2023 study The Old Sword and the Sea: authors, volume, pages and source links.
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Were there Jewish gladiators?
Haggai Olshanetsky reassesses archaeological and textual evidence for Jewish participation in the Roman arena.
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Slingstones: from repeated form to organised production
Assemblages from ‘En Ẓippori and ‘En Esur invite questions about organised work, proposed uses and the limits of evidence for conflict.
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