State Formation in Judah: Biblical Tradition, Modern Historical Theories, and Radiometric Dates at Khirbet Qeiyafa

During the past 30 yr, the biblical narrative relating to the establishment of a kingdom in Judah has been much debated. Were David and Solomon historical rulers of an urbanized state-level society in the early 10th century BC, or was this level of social development reached only at the end of the 8...

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Published in:Radiocarbon 2012, Vol.54 (3-4), p.359-369
Main Authors: Garfinkel, Yosef, Streit, Katharina, Ganor, Saar, Hasel, Michael G
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