Vol. 37: Egypt and the Mediterranean World from the Late Fourth through the Third Millennium BCE
March 2023
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Proceedings of the Conference Held 18–27 May 2021, Amman, Cairo, Jerusalem, Sydney
Edited by Karin Sowada and Matthew J. Adams
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Introduction
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Egypto-Levantine Connectivity between the Shephelah and the Negev Highlands: New Insights from Ceramic Assemblage Profiles at Tel Erani, Mitzpe Sde Hafir, and Yeroḥam—Naḥal Avnon
Samuel Atkins and Yuval Yekutieli
39–62
The Relationships between Egypt and Syria in the 24th century BCE According to the Texts of the City of Ebla, Syria
JAEI and Maria Giovanna Biga
71–84
Contacts between Egypt and the Southern Levant in the Late Early Bronze Age: An Open Question
Marta D’Andrea
85–108
Identity and Monumentality: The Construction of an Early Bronze Age Landscape on the Lebanese Coast
Michel de Vreeze and Kamal Badreshany
109–134
In the Shadow of Byblos: The Early Bronze Age Aegyptiaca from Tell Fadous-Kfarabida
Hermann Genz and Alexander Ahrens
135–152
Metal as a Mechanism for Understanding Social Complexity during the Third Millennium BCE: A Comparative Zooarchaeological Perspective on Egypt and the Southern Levant
Eleutério Abreu De Sousa and Haskel J. Greenfield
153–170
Egyptian Trade on the Central Levantine Coast During the Early Dynastic Period: A Ceramic-Material Perspective
Mathilde Jean and Kamal Badreshany
171–190
Early Dynastic/Old Kingdom Egypt and the Early Bronze Age Levant: The History of the 3rd and 4th Dynasties and New Radiocarbon Dates in Dialogue
Johannes Jüngling and Felix Höflmayer
191–222
“There’s No Place Like Home”? Representing Travel and Return from the Old to the Middle Kingdom
Anna-Latifa Mourad
223–242
The Egyptian Enclaving of Southern Canaan during the Late Fourth Millennium BCE: Some Theoretical, Cultural, and Spatial Aspects
Yitzhak Paz
243–252
253–262
Reconsidering Egyptian-South Levantine Interaction: Evidence from Early Bronze Age II Contexts at Tell es-Sultan and Tell el-Far‘ah North
Maura Sala
263–280