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introduction of a new palace type, the so-called Egyptian governor's residence, which Nigro expands to include structures found at Tell Tacannek, Tell Halif, and Tell el-CAjjul, and prefers to describe as the "residence of the signore," or "lord," emphasizing the broader range of residential activity associated with these buildings. In chaps. 4 through 6, Nigro traces the transformation of palatial architecture over the course of the Iron Age, from the lingering Late Bronze remnants of the Iron I period (for example, Building 2072 of Megiddo Stratum VI), to the monumental edifices erected during the monarchic period (the bUt hilini-style Palaces 1723 and 6000 at Megiddo and a possible third example at Jericho, Building 338 at Megiddo, and the fortified strongholds, or citadels, at Lachish, Samaria, Hazor, Tell el-Kheleifeh, and Ramat Rahel)," and finally to the administrative residences constructed during the period of Assyrian and Babylonian rule (Citadel 3002 at Hazor; Palaces 1052 and 1369 at Megiddo; Palace C, the so-called Residency, at Lachish; Buildings AO and BZ at Tell Jemmeh; and Building A at Buseirah in Transjordan). Drawing on the archaeological evidence he has assembl

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Author

Dennis Pardee

Publisher

University of Chicago Press

Published

2000

Language

EN

Field

Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)