[First posted 10/31/10, most recently updated (new host) 22 January 2025]
‘Atiqot is an open access, non-profit thematic journal dedicated to specific topics related to the archaeology of Israel. It is published by the Israel Antiquities Authority three times a year, online and in print. All content published in the journal is subject to double-blind peer-review and language editing. The printed volumes are available for purchase via the IAA website.
Current Volume: Volume 116 (2024)
The Archaeology of Cult and Religion
This volume of ‘Atiqot presents several aspects of cult and ritual, reflecting on the important role that religion had played in the development of the region throughout history. Based on the material culture left behind, scholars attempted to reconstruct habits, beliefs and social interactions relating to religious practices. These practices changed over time, introducing new ways in which cult was performed and revealing its implications for everyday life in each society.
Front Matter & Editorial
The Editorial BoardThe Emergence of Worship and Religion in the Neolithic Period: Direct and Indirect Evidence from Moẓa (Motza)
Hamoudi Khalaily, Anna Eirikh-Rose, and Ianir MilevskiGo Figure: The Unique Trajectories of Figurine Use and Religious Ideologies in the Middle- and Late-Bronze Age Southern Levant
Matthew Susnow and Joe UzielFigurines and Their Makers: A View from a Canaanite Cultic Enclosure at Tel Burna
Jon Ross and Itzhaq ShaiEvidence of Worship in the Rock-Cut Rooms on the Eastern Slope of the City of David, Jerusalem
Eli Shukron, Liora Freud, Helena Roth, Reli Avisar, and Efrat BocherAn Iron Age IIB–C Hebrew Stamp Seal with Apotropaic and Prophylactic Properties from the Southwestern Corner of the Temple Mount, Jerusalem
Filip Vukosavović, Ronny Reich, Navot Rom, and Yuval BaruchNysa-Scythopolis: Founding Cults, Gods and Emperors
Gabriel Mazor and Walid AtrashLight-Microscopic and Spectroscopic Analyses of the Skin Materials Used in the Tefillin and Mezuzah Slips from the Judean Desert
Yonatan Adler and Theresa Emmerich KamperGraffiti and Other Evidence of Bulgarian Pilgrimage to Jerusalem in the Ottoman Period: A Photographic Survey
Michael Chernin and Shai HaleviIntermediate and Middle Bronze Age Settlement Remains, Domestic Worship, Pits and Burial Practices in Nahal Refaʼim, Jerusalem
Shlomit Weksler-Bdolah and Alexander OnnIntermediate Bronze Age, Middle Bronze Age II and Iron Age II Pottery from Nahal Refa’im
Lilly GershunyIntermediate Bronze Age Fauna from a Suspected Cultic Area at Nahal Refaʼim
Liora Kolska HorwitzA Byzantine-Period Monastery and Farmhouse in Nahal Pehar (Giv‘ot Bar), in the Northern Negev
Nir-Shimshon ParanThree Greek Inscriptions from the Monastery at Nahal Pehar (Giv‘ot Bar), in the Northern Negev
Leah Di SegniA Lead Pilgrimage Ampulla from ‘Akko’s Crusader Harbor
Jacob Sharvit, Bridget Buxton, William H. Krieger, Dror Planer, and Ofra Barkai
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