A Seal Impression that was Found in One of the Israelite Fortress sites in the Negev

• An Administrative Center of the Iron Age in Nahal Tut
  
• Khirbet Kerak Ware: Production Centers and Distribution Patterns in the Southern Levant
  
• A Church from the Fourth Century near Lod
  
• Chronology of the Chalcolithic Cultures in the Southern Part of the Land of Israel
  
• The Transition to the Pottery Neolithic Period in the Southern Levant
  
• The Iron Age Settlement in the City Limits of Modern Beer Sheva
  
• Foreign Relations of the Southern Levant in the Early Bronze Age I
  
• A Unique Cemetery of the Chalcolithic Period at Palmahim
  
• GIS and the Chalcolithic of the Northern Negev
  
• The Natzur Culture – a Phase in the Development of the Chalcolithic Culture or an Independent Culture?
  
• Social Insight and Chronological Conclusions from the Excavation Finds at Tel Beer Sheva
  
• Routes and Local Exchange in the Southern Levant during the Early Bronze Age
  
• Anthropological Finds of the Chalcolithic Period in the Negev
  
• Salvage excavations at Modi’in (Buchman southwest, seasons 2003-2006) The Late Chalcolithic to early Early Bronze Age I transition: Narrowing the gap?
  
• Settlements from the Iron Age to the Hellenistic Period in Gan Soreq
  
• Continuity and Change in the Transition from the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age on the Central Coastal Plain
  
• Households at Tell Beer Sheva
  
• Recent Research on the Incense Road between Arabia and the Levant in the Iron I-II
  
• The Excavations in the Cemetery at Beit Dagan, 2005
  
• The Chalcolithic Beer Sheva Culture - Opening Comments
  
• Change and Continuity in the Organization of Pottery Production in the Shephelah during the Transition from the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age
  
• The Water Systems and the Well at Tell Beer Sheva
  
• Anatomy of a Caravan City: Aroer on the South Arabian Trade Route
  
• On the Function of the Fortresses on the Coastal Plain and in the Valleys in the Middle Bronze Age
  
• Nahal Qomem, Gat-Guvrin, New Excavations at a Site dating to the Chalcolithic Period-Beginning of the Early Bronze Age
  
• The Transition from the Iron Age 1 to the Iron Age 2 and its Context with the Beginning of the Phoenician Spread Westward
  
• Iron Age II Settlements in a Desert Environment in the Negev Highlands
  
• "Beza Kesef": The "Economic Person" in the Early Periods?
  
• The Iron Age Fortress at Tel Qudadi
  
• Salvage Excavations at an Early Bronze Age Site in the Barnea Quarter in Ashkelon – Preliminary Conclusions
  
• The Transition from the Iron Age to the Persian Period in Judah
  
• A Seal Impression that was Found in One of the Israelite Fortress sites in the Negev
  
• From Metal Economy to Coined Money
  
• The Palace of the ‘Bird Mosaic’
  
• When Did the Iron Age End?
  
• “Edomites” in Hatzva Fortress and Giv’at Hatzva
  
• The Economic Aspect of Egypt's Foreign Policy during the New Kingdom Period
  
• An Outline of the Characteristics of the Rural Settlement in the Land of Israel at the Beginning of the Early Islamic Period
  
• Five Intermediate Bronze Age Sites in the Dimona Region
  
• The Lower Galilee between the Time of the Assyrian Conquest and the Beginning of the Persian Period
  
• “Edomites” in Hatzva and Giv’at Hatzva
  
• The Spatial Aspect in Archaeological Excavation Publications
  
• Nahal Guvrin
  
• “For the Edomites Had Again Invaded and Defeated Judah…”
  
• The Ulu-Burun Ship and the Ship in Ezekiel 27: A Network of International Trade
  
• Town Planning on Tel Bareket in the Early Bronze Age 2 – Functional, Social and Ideological Aspects
  
• New Excavations at Tel el Far’ah South
  
• An Excavation near the “Mushroom” Site in the Timna Valley
  
• Private Trade in the Neo-Assyrian Empire
  
• Khirbet Umm el Baqar
  
• New Excavations at Horvat Beer Shema 2006
  
• The Second Season of Excavations at Beer Sheva – Compound C
  
• A Monastery from the Byzantine Period in the Northern Negev
  
• Excavations at an Iron Age and Hellenistic Period Site in the Makhteshim Industrial Zone in Beer Sheva