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Chapters 3&4 Flashcards

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Early Bronze Age

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3300-2300 BCE

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Chacolithic Period

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4300-3300 BCE

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Early Bronze Age I

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3300-3050 BCE

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Anthropomorphic Ossuary

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pottery
6,500-5,500 BP
Peqi’in

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Birds of Prey Vessel

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pottery
6500-5500BP
Negev

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Woman with Churn Libation Vessel

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pottery
6500-5500 BP
Gilat, Negev

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Ram Libation Vessel with Cornets

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pottery
6500-5500
Gilat,Negev

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Violin-Shaped Figures

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stone
6500-5500 BP
Gilat, Negev

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Male Figure

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clay
6500-5500 BP
Qulah, Judean foothills

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Male Figure

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clay
6500-5500 BP
Qulah, Judean foothills

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Male and Female Figures

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Hippo and elephant tooth
6500-5500 BP
Unknown and Bersheeba

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Ritual Hoard

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Coper and ivory
6500-5500 BP
Cave of the treasure, Nahal Mishmar, Judean desert

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Gold and electrum ingots

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6500-5500BP

Nahal Qanah Cave, Samaria

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Pouch/Purse

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stone beads and animal tendons
6500-5500
Nahal Ze’elim, Judean desert

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Churn

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pottery
6500-5500 BP
Beersheba

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Goddess Figurines

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clay
8,000 BP
Sha’ar Hagolan, Jordon Valley

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Pebble figures

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8,000 BP

Sha’ar Hagolen, Jordan Valley

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“Ancestor Statue”

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plaster
9,000 BP
Jericho

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Mask

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stone
9,000 BP
Horvat Duma, Judean Hills

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Plastered and Decorated skulls

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Snake and bird motifs

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Spinning and weaving tools

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bone and wood

9,000 BP

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Sickle

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Flint and resin

9,000 BP

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Human Statue

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limestone
10,000 BP
Gigal II, Jordan Valley

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List four characteristics of the Calcolithic

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coper/stone tools
plant and animal domestication
village/communal living
complex society

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Name six characteristics of complex society

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copper smelting
finished goods
specialized labor. iconography
trade. social hierarchy

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Ein Gedi

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Chalcolithic temple with natural spring at strategic entrance to Dead Sea

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When do city-states emerge?

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Early Bronze I (3300-3050)

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Describe a city state

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streets, circuit walls, market place, temple, palaces, social stratification, buerocracy

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When does the pottery wheel emerge?

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Early bronze Age

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What were the main works of art in the Early Bronze Age?

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Stone, particularly seals

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Elba

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Bronze Age II city state with huge palace and preserved clay tablets showing complex religious system, buerocracy, military and public works.

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Where were the first mentions of Canaan, Ugaritt and Lebanon found?

33
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What was Elba’s main commodety?

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What are the characteristics of Early Bronze IV?

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Drying period, with a shrink in the size and numbers of cities and people returning to the countryside.

Archaeology of the Holy Land (3 decks)

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