Eilat Mazar (20 results)

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RUSTICA. Condition: Nuevo. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. DISTRF.

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Rústica. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. LIBRO.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Large 8vo. 173pp. Numerous text-illus., many in color. Original boards, very slightly worn.

IN HEBREW. 21.5X22 cm. 59 pages. Gilt softcover. One edge of front cover slightly wrinkled. Else in good condition. The book is in : Hebrew.

28x21.5 cm. XIV+218 pages. Hardcover. Cover and spine slightly stained. Spine edges slightly bumped. Pen inscription on first white page. Else in good condition. The book is in : English.

260x195 mm. 173 pages. Hardcover. In good condition. The book is in : English.

Condition: NUEVO.

Hardcover. Condition: New. xviii, 187 pages : illustrations (some colour), plans ; 28 cm. From 1968 to 1977, large-scale excavations took place in Jerusalem along the southern wall of the Temple Mount and the southern portion of the western wall. In the area of the Ophel, south of the eastern Hulda Gate, remains of a royal building complex of the First Temple period were discovered. Further excavations took place in 1986 and 1987 to examine the royal building and its stratigraphy. This volume presents the major construction units of this area from the outset of construction in the First Temple period: two towers, a gate, and an adjacent royal building, apparently first built in the 9th century BCE. An additional chapter describes the rock-hewn "rooms," perhaps tombs, of the First Temple period discovered in the eastern slope of the western hill. The architectural description, with plans and photographs, is accompanied by pottery plates and by appendices on the clay figurines, Hebrew inscriptions and seals, a dendroarchaeological study, and animal and fish bone remains.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. xiv, 218 pages : illustrations, portrait, plans ; 28 cm. This volume is the third in the series of final reports on the archaeological excavations directed by Professor Benjamin Mazar for ten continuous years (19681978) at the foot of the southern wall and near the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount enclosure. Four building complexes dated to the Byzantine period are discussed in the present volume. They are located in the southeastern part of the excavations, adjacent to the north side of the Ophel road, where the Ophel ridge slopes to the south and southeast. The buildings are all multi-roomed houses, spreading over areas ranging from 400 to 685 square meters in what is understood to be a crowded Byzantine residential quarter south of the Temple Mount compound. The quarter, built in the fourth century CE, was fortified by a city wall and towers only in the fifth century, when it was already crowded and densely populated. The present volume discusses the architecture, finds and character of the buildings in this quarter.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. x, 254 pages : illustrations, plans ; 28 cm. This volume is the second of the final reports on the excavations carried out under the direction of Benjamin Mazar in 196878 (the first volume was published as Qedem 29). The excavations at the foot of the southern wall and the southeast corner of the enclosure of the Temple Mount were conducted on a huge scale and eventually extended over an area of about eight acres. Part One of the present volume presents the architecture and finds of three Byzantine structures in Areas XV and XVII. Part Two presents the "House of the Menorot", a Byzantine and Early Islamic building in Area VI. Part Three presents three probably residential structures of the Byzantine period in Areas III and XII. The architectural description of these structures is accompanied by presentation of their rich assemblages of finds. Separate chapters are devoted to special groups of finds from the excavations: pottery vessels, pottery and glass lamps, coins and flan molds, an ossuary, inscriptions, stamped roof tiles and bricks, ecclesiastical furniture, arms and pottery figurines. CONTENTS: 1. Areas XV and SVII in the Byzantine period. Architecture and stratigraphy / Eilat Mazar. -- The pottery assemblage from the large Byzantine structure in area XV / Eilat Mazar and Orit Peleg. -- Pottery lamps of the Byzantine period from Area XV / Lior Shapira and Orit Peleg. -- Coins from Area XV / Yaʻakov Meshorer. -- Flan molds from the temple mount excavations / Donald T. Ariel. -- Greek inscriptions from Area XV / Leah Di Segni. -- A fragment of a Jewish inscription of the First Century CE from Area SV / Haggai Misgav. -- A Second Temple period ossuary from the large Byzantine structure in Area XV / Lior Shapira. -- Roof tiles of the Byzantine period from Area XV / Oved Pele. -- Decorated Byzantine chancel screen panels and posts from the Temple mount excavations / Orit Peleg. -- Arms from the large Byzantine structure in Area XV / Orit Peleg. -- A triton shell from the large Byzantine structure in Area XV / Henk K. Mienis. 2. Area VI in the Byzantine and early Islamic periods. Architecture and stratigraphy of the "House of the Menorot" / Eilat Mazar. -- Byzantine and early Islamic pottery lamps from the "house of the Menoret" in Area VI / Lior Shapira and Orit Peleg. -- Glass lamps from the "house of the Menorot" in Area VI / Shulamit Hadad. -- Byzantine bricks from Area VI / Oved Pele. -- Petrographic analysis of bricks from Area VI / Anat Cohen-Weinberger. -- 3. Areas III and XII in the Byzantine period. Architecture and stratigraphy / Eilat Mazar. -- Greek inscriptions from Areas III and XII / Leah Di Segni. -- Beit Nattif figurines from the Temple mount excavations / Oved Pele.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. x, 350 pages : illustrations, map, plans (1 folded), portrait ; 28 cm. CONTENTS : Introduction: The late Roman period in the Temple Mount excavations / Eilat Mazar -- pt. 1. The bathhouse. The bathhouse in area VII / Eilat Mazar -- The pottery assemblage from the bathhouse / Anna de Vincenz -- A comparative analysis of the bathhouse plan / Peretz Reuven -- A hoard of Sasanian Drahms from the bathhouse / Stuart D. Sears -- A hunting scene on an early Abbasid drinking bowl from the bathhouse / Lev Kapitaikin -- pt. 2. The bakery. The bakery in area VII / Eilat Mazar -- The pottery assemblage from the bakery / Anna de Vincenz -- The pottery assemblage from Locus 6032 / renate Rosenthal-Heginbottom -- A miltary die from the bakery / Guy D. Stiebel -- A figured capital from the bakery / Orit Peleg-Barkat -- An inscribed roof tile from the bakery / Leah Di Segni -- pt. 3. The structure in area I. The structure in area I / Eilat Mazar -- The pottery assemblage from the structure in area I / Orit Peleg-Barkat, Noam Adler -- pt. 4. Categorical studies. The Roman intaglios from the Temple Mount excavations / Orit Peleg-Barkat -- The Roman marble sculptures from the Temple Mount excavations / Orit Peleg-Barkat -- Impressions of the Tenth Legion from the Temple Mount excavations / Noam Adler -- Metal finds from the Temple Mount excavations / Guy D. Stiebel -- A Latin inscription on the Western Wall / Leah Di Segni. Building remains and many finds dating from the second and third centuries CE were revealed during the excavations at the foot of the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount enclosure, conducted in 19681978 under the directorship of Prof. Benjamin Mazar. These finds furnish good reason to suppose that on the foundation of Aelia Capitolina in the second century CE, the camp of the Tenth Legion was moved from its original location on the Western Hill to the Temple Mount enclosure and the area at the foot of its southwestern corner. This volume presents buildings revealed in the excavations that were apparently major structures of the Tenth Legion's camp, such as a large military-style bathhouse and a bakery. Other finds attesting to the presence of the legion include a bread stamp, inscriptions, gemstones, marble statuary, metal finds, and above all more than 240 stamp impressions of the Tenth Legion, some found in situ on broken bricks of the ovens in the bakery or on complete bricks in the floor of the bathhouse. The volume also presents the rich pottery assemblages found in the various buildings.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. XXII-641 pages : ill. ; 28 cm.