Egyptian Elements and Influence on the Early Bronze Age I of the Southern Levant. Recent excavations, Research and Publications
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2003
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Edwin C. M. Van den Brink et al., « Egyptian Elements and Influence on the Early Bronze Age I of the Southern Levant. Recent excavations, Research and Publications », Archéo-Nil (documents), ID : 10.3406/arnil.2003.1140
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Recent archaeological activity has yielded much new information and many new data on the degree of Egyptian influence in the material culture of the Early Bronze I period in the southern Levant (ca. 3500 BC to 3000 BC). This paper briefly discusses major increments in knowledge of this subject derived from the archaeological record, while outlining both old and new directions in research derived from them.