Khirbet Qumran and Ain-Feshkha III A (in English translation) : : Roland de Vaux' excavations (1951-1956). The Archaeology of Qumran. Reassessment of the interpretation Peripheral constructions of the site / / Jean-Baptiste Humbert [and four others] editors.
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| Superior document: | Novum Testamentum et Orbis Antiquus. Series Archaeologica |
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| Place / Publishing House: | Göttingen, Germany : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,, [2024] ©2024 |
| Year of Publication: | 2024 |
| Edition: | First edition. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Novum Testamentum et orbis antiquus. Series Archaeologica.
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Part One | Review of the interpretation of the archaeology of Qumran
- First chapter | Earthquake, fire and exile
- Chapter 2 | The long walls of Qumran
- Chapter 3 | Ashes and traces of fire
- Chapter 4 | Buried animal deposits
- Appendix | On the bones in the pottery of locus 130
- Chapter 5 | A first fruits offering rite
- Chapter 6 | The cemetery of Qumran
- Chapter 7 | Toilet facilities
- Chapter 8 | A Greek-style bath
- Chapter 9 | Methods of chronography
- Part Two | Designation of the constructed parts and completed list of loci
- Chapter 10 | Designation of the architecture
- Chapter 11 | List of the constructed parts of the excavation
- Chapter 12 | List of loci
- Part Three | The archaeology of Qumran - an attempted reassessment
- Stratigraphic diagrams
- First section | The eastern frontand the annexes to the southeast
- Chapter A | The workshop in the southeast quadrant
- Locus 153
- Locus 44
- Locus 61
- Locus 59
- Locus 60
- Loci 45a and b
- Locus 177 (45c)
- Loci 62 and 63
- Locus 80
- Locus 65
- Locus 84 and kiln 918 (Locus 64)
- An added locus: 145
- Chapter B | The series of pools and the southeast workshops
- Loci 72 and 73
- Locus 68
- Locus 69
- Large reservoir Locus 71
- Locus 75
- The workshop of Loci 143-144
- Section II | The south and west front
- Chapter C | The surroundings of south reservoir 91
- A workshop: Locus 81
- Reservoir Locus 91
- Loci 83 and 85
- Chapter D | Two locations with an installation of presentation shelves
- Locus 77
- Locus 86
- Chapter E | The south platform
- Chapter F | The western boundary
- Section III | The north enclosure
- Locus 134
- Loci 130-131
- Locus 132
- Locus 138
- Locus 135
- Loci 136 (and 137)
- Locus 172 (129 and 133)
- Loci 140 and 141.
- Part four | Qumran Terracotta Oil Lamps
- Typology and Catalogue of Finds
- Wheel-Made Lamps (031-037)
- 031. Folded-rim lamps
- 032. Deep bi-conical lamps with flat base and long ridged nozzle attached to lower body
- 033. Shallow lamps with body bi-conical or rounded in section and long ridged nozzle attached to upper body
- Fragments attributed to 032-033.
- 034. Large and flat circular lamps
- 035. Ridged nozzle attached to the outer rim of flattened top of the lamp
- 035-Prime
- 036. Knife-pared ("Herodian", spatulate) lamps
- Lamp fragments of Qumran Type 036
- Base/wall fragments attributed to Type 036.
- 037. Unclassified wheel-made lamps
- Mould-made lamps (041-048)
- 041.
- 042. Lamp with two side lugs and nozzle tapering to rounded end
- 043. Lamps with circular body and straight-sided convextopped nozzle with rounded end
- 044. "Judean radial lamps"
- 045. Lamps with circular body on base ring and spatulate (splayed) nozzle
- ring handle (as a rule, provided with a longitudinal groove)
- Fragments attributed to 045.
- 046. Decorated shoulder framed on both sides by multiple fine ridges
- large filling hole
- lug handle
- 047. Two versions of Italian type lamps (Loeschcke type VIII), imported and local/regional respectively
- 048. "Candlestick" lamp type
- Conclusions
- Bibliographical References and Abbreviations:
- Afterword to the English version
- Index | Lists and bibliography
- List of figures
- List of plates
- Bibliography.