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Biblical archaeology and the site at Beersheba
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Biblical archaeology and the site at Beersheba Tell Beer-sheba An outline of discoveries Table of stratification (BS I, p. 8) Stratum/Date Type of Settlement/Wall CH Chalcolithic Age ca. 34th-32nd cent. B.C. Village ?? VI(IX) Iron Age I 12th-11th cent. B.C. Village ?? V(VIII) Iron Age II A 10th cent. B.C. City, Solid Wall. IV Iron Age II B Late 10th cent. B.C.- (VII+VI) early 9th. cent. B.C. City, Repair of solid wall III Iron Age II B-C 9th. -8th. cent. B.C. City, Casemate wall. II Iron Age II C 8th. cent. B.C. City, Casemate wall I Israelite (Iron) 7th. cent. B.C. Final repair of the casemate wall, Age II C Fortress? H3 Persian-Hellenistic 4th-3rd cent. B.C. Fortress?, Dwellings H2 Hellenistic 2nd cent. B.C. Fortress, Dwellings H1 Hellenistic- 1st cent.B.C. Fortress, Dwellings and Bath- Early Roman -1st cent. A.D. house R Roman 2nd-3rd cent. A.D. Fortress Ar Early Arab 7th-8th cent. A.D. Re-use of Roman fortress. The roman numbers in ( ) are the stratum-numbers, which Z. Herzog uses...
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