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Digging Up Jericho (2020)

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Edited corrective history of excavation, interpretation, heritage, and public reception

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Joshua 6 attests a conquest and wall-collapse tradition, but Tell es-Sultan archaeology does not securely prove the story exactly as popularly told.

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Tell es-Sultan is a very early major settled site with monumental Neolithic architecture; whether it qualifies as a city depends on the definition used.

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Tell es-Sultan has fortifications and destruction phases, but identifying a particular layer with the Joshua event remains disputed rather than established.

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The Neolithic tower and wall document substantial communal construction; the listed evidence does not require lost technology.

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Jericho

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Jericho

Joshua 6 attests a conquest and wall-collapse tradition, but Tell es-Sultan archaeology does not securely prove the story exactly as popularly told.

Tell es-Sultan is a very early major settled site with monumental Neolithic architecture; whether it qualifies as a city depends on the definition used.

Tell es-Sultan has fortifications and destruction phases, but identifying a particular layer with the Joshua event remains disputed rather than established.

The Neolithic tower and wall document substantial communal construction; the listed evidence does not require lost technology.

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