ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SAMARITAN RESEARCH IN ISRAEL
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Archaeological research into the history and culture of the Samaritans in late antique Israel has increased dramatically in recent decades. The Samaritans, a monotheistic sect that separated from Judaism, expanded from their heartland of Samaria to other parts of Eretz Israel. Their presence has been identified through oil lamps, sarcophagi and synagogues, and this material evidence together with literary sources and new excavations in Samaria and elsewhere has encouraged scholars to develop a better understanding of Samaritan archaeology in Late Antiquity.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SAMARITAN RESEARCH IN ISRAEL
In: Late Antique ArchaeologySearch for other papers by Shimon Dar in
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Archaeological research into the history and culture of the Samaritans in late antique Israel has increased dramatically in recent decades. The Samaritans, a monotheistic sect that separated from Judaism, expanded from their heartland of Samaria to other parts of Eretz Israel. Their presence has been identified through oil lamps, sarcophagi and synagogues, and this material evidence together with literary sources and new excavations in Samaria and elsewhere has encouraged scholars to develop a better understanding of Samaritan archaeology in Late Antiquity.
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| Abstract Views | 444 | 75 | 11 |
| Full Text Views | 77 | 6 | 0 |
| PDF Views & Downloads | 77 | 16 | 0 |
