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People of the Sea The Search for the Philistines

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ISBN-10: 0025322613

ISBN-13: 9780025322615

Edition: 1992

Authors: Trude Dothan

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"The Philistines are among the most maligned peoples of ancient history. The Bible characterized them as cunning pagan warmongers, the ancient Egyptians as pirates and marauders. In today's language, a "philistine" is an uncouth, uncultured person." "Thanks to the work of Trude Dothan and Moshe Dothan, three thousand years of bad press are at last giving way to a wholly different picture of the Philistines. Through their excavations and other studies, these two eminent archaeologists have unearthed startling answers to some of the great mysteries of biblical history, revealing the Philistines as a highly civilized people. They were advanced artisans and craftsmen, sophisticated architects…    
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Book details

List price: $25.00
Copyright year: 1992
Publisher: Scribner
Publication date: 10/9/1992
Binding: Children's Board Books 
Pages: 256
Size: 7.75" wide x 9.75" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.782
Language: English

Acknowledgments
Prologue
The Enigma of the Philistines
Goliath's Legacy
Invaders from the Sea
The Clue of the Potsherds
Back to the Beginning
Coffins and Controversy
Our Search Begins
Through Layers of History
Piecing Together a Civilization
In the Footsteps of the Philistines
Along the Trade Routes
The Tombs of Azor
An Elusive Invasion
Digging Up Ashdod
Digging Up Ashdod
Tragedy: Threefold Confirmation
Philistine Foundations
An Aegean Connection
The Age of Philistine Power
Fortifications, Survival, and Decline
Broadening the Context
To the Island of Cyprus
Tombs and Traditions, Egyptian Style
In Search of Other Sea Peoples
Back to the Philistine Heartland
The Tip of the Iceberg
Ekron Reclaimed
Epilogue
Chronological Table
Suggestions for Further Reading
Index
Illustration Credits