Tel burna after a decade of work the late bronze and iron ages

Chris McKinny; Aharon Tavger; Deborah Cassuto; Casey Sharp; Matthew J. Suriano; Steven M. Ortiz; Itzhaq Shai

doi:10.1086/705490

Tel burna after a decade of work the late bronze and iron ages

Chris McKinny, Aharon Tavger, Deborah Cassuto, Casey Sharp, Matthew J. Suriano, Steven M. Ortiz, Itzhaq Shai

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As our project at Tel Burna enters the tenth season of excavations, we have compiled a summary of the archaeological finds from 2009–2018. Tel Burna is located in the southern Shephelah in modern-day southern Israel. The Judean Shephelah is comprised of foothills above several east–west valleys that drain the Judean incline in the east to the coastal plain in the west. These valleys were strategic agricultural zones and trade routes throughout history, and in particular during the Late Bronze and Iron Ages. Tel Burna is situated on a natural hill in the middle of Nahal Guvrin, one of the main roads through the Judean Shephelah.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	4-15
Number of pages	12
Journal	Near Eastern Archaeology
Volume	83
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1086/705490
State	Published - 1 Mar 2020

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