Introduction

The Moshe Dothan excavations (1959–1960) at Tel Mor uncovered a series of large buildings that dominated the summit of this small tell throughout the Late Bronze Age. Two of these buildings (Strata VIII–VII and VI–V) have the appearance of forts and were accompanied by significant quantities of Egyp...

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Hauptverfasser:	Tristan J. Barako, Donald T. Ariel, Baruch Brandl, Jennie R. Ebeling, Nicolle Hirschfeld, Robert Maddin, Edward F. Maher, Mario A. S. Martin, James D. Muhly, David S. Reese, Steven A. Rosen, Tamara Stech, Jacob Vardi
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Alloys Applied arts Applied sciences Archaeology Arts Bronze age Bronzes Cartography Civil engineering Clastic sedimentary rocks Construction engineering Copper alloys Decorative arts Earth sciences Engineering Excavations Geodesy Geography Geology Geomorphology Hydrology Iron age Materials science Metallurgy Physical sciences Pottery Riverbeds Rocks Saltwater Sandstones Sea water Sedimentary rocks Social sciences Stratigraphy Three age system Wadis Water Watercourses
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Zusammenfassung:	The Moshe Dothan excavations (1959–1960) at Tel Mor uncovered a series of large buildings that dominated the summit of this small tell throughout the Late Bronze Age. Two of these buildings (Strata VIII–VII and VI–V) have the appearance of forts and were accompanied by significant quantities of Egyptianized pottery. It is argued here that they functioned as Egyptian garrisons in Canaan. This excavation report presents the stratigraphy and building remains of the site, as well as the Late Bronze and Iron Age pottery and other smaller studies on various categories of finds. The Hellenistic stratigraphy, but not