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BOOK REVIEWS Hasmonean and Herodian Palaces at Jericho: Final Reports of the 1973 – 1987 Excavations, Volume III: The Pottery , by Rachel Bar-Nathan. Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 2002. Pp. xi + 284; 8 color plates. Price: $ 68.00. ISBN 965-221-047-1. This is the second volume to appear (although numbered III) in a projected series of nal reports on E. NetzerÕs 1973 – 1987 excavations at Herodian Jericho (Arabic Tulul Abu al-®Alayiq). It represents a revised and updated version of Bar-NathanÕs 1988 M.A. thesis ( The Pottery of Jericho in the Hasmonean Period and the Time of Herod, and the Problem of the Transition from Hasmonean Pottery Types to Pottery Types of the Time of Herod [Jerusalem: Institute of Archaeo- logy at the Hebrew University]). The volume is divided into the fol- lowing chapters: in Chapter 1, Bar-Nathan explains the methodology that she employed to create a typology and chronology for the pottery; Chapter 2 provides an overview of the stratigraphy and chronology of the Jericho palaces; in Chapters 3 – 5, Bar-Nathan presents the Hasmo- nean and Herodian pottery types (coarse wares and ne wares); and Chapter 6 is a summary and conclusion. There are
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