Palestine Exploration Quarterly

Papers
(The TQCC of Palestine Exploration Quarterly is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Unique Specialised Economy of Judah under Assyrian Rule and its Impact on the Material Culture of the Kingdom11
A Note on Olive Oil Production in Iron Age Philistia: Pressing the consensus11
Insufficient evidence for metal butchering marks at Tell el-Hesi during the Early Bronze Age: Critique of the analysis of microscopic grooves in ‘Cultural Modification Analyses on Faunal Remains in Re6
A Reassessment of the Chronology of the Iron Age site of Khirbet en-Nahas, Southern Jordan4
Establishing a baseline for the study of maritime cultural heritage in the Gaza Strip4
On the Archaeology of 10th CenturybceIsrael and the Idea of the ‘State’4
Liminality and Canaanite Cultic Spaces: Temple Entrances, Status Transformations and Ritual in Threshold Contexts3
A Group of Pilaster Capitals from Shivta: Marble Import in the Byzantine Negev2
Sounds in the desert: New evidence of ambos in Shivta churches2
Strategies of Animal Exploitation in Late Iron Age IIA Ḥorvat Tevet (the Jezreel Valley) Reveal Patterns of Royal Economy in Early Monarchic Israel2
On Olive Oil and Perfume Production in Iron Age IIA Tell es Safi/Gath, Israel2
The End of Arabah Copper Production and the Destruction of Gath: A Critique and an Alternative Interpretation2
The cultural biography of two volute capitals at Iron Age Hazor2
The City Walls of Lachish: Response to Yosef Garfinkel, Michael Hasel, Martin Klingbeil and Their Colleagues2
The Roman-Period Road Network in Southern Moab: A Geographic and Historical Enquiry2
Building 101 at Tel ‘Eton, the Low Chronology, and the Perils of a Bias-Perpetuating Methodology: A Response and a Proposal for the Study of All the Phases in the History of Buildings1
Atlas of Palestine 1871-18771
A Mameluke-period terracotta juglet from Umm Zweitineh, Jordan1
Filling the gap: A microscopic zooarchaeological approach to changes in butchering technology during the Early and Middle Bronze periods at Tall Zirā´a, Jordan1
Nine new Byzantine Funerary Inscriptions from El-ʿIrāq (Southern Jordan)1
The Murder of James Leslie Starkey near Lachish. A different view from a Colonial Office file1
Tel Nami, Cyprus, and Egypt: Radiocarbon Dates and Early Middle Bronze Age Chronology1
The Lion’s Mausoleum of Hippos of the Decapolis1
Gorer Tower and the Biblical Edom Road1
Under Jerusalem: The Buried History of the World’s Most Contested City1
An Iron Age Stone Toilet Seat (the ‘Throne of Solomon’) from Captain Montagu Brownlow Parker’s 1909–1911 Excavations in Jerusalem1
A response to ‘On delays in the publication of excavation reports’ by P.J. Parr (PEQ 152.3, 181–83)1
Exploring the Holy Land: 150 years of the Palestine Exploration Fund1
The Level V City Wall at Lachish1
Tel ‘Afar (Tell al-Akhdar): A Monastic or Estate Church on theVia MarisSouth of Caesarea1
Temporal change in traditional knowledge and use of wild plants in Artas, Palestine1
The 2022 survey season at Khirbet al-Mudayna al-ʿAliya, Jordan1
A Chalcolithic presence east of the Sea of Galilee: The earliest finds on Mt. Sussita1
Via Nova Traiana between Petra and al-Khirbet al-Samra in Arabia Petraea1
The representation of Judaea on Hadrian’s coins1
Dating the Fortress of Umm Tawabin, Jordan: Results of Radiocarbon Dating Analysis1
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