Dr. Sharon Zuckerman

Publications:

Edited volume

Ben-Tor, A., Bonfil, R. and Zuckerman, S. (eds). 2003. Tel Qashish, A Village in the Jezreel Valley: Final Report of the Archaeological Excavations (1978-1987) (Qedem Reports 5). Jerusalem .

Chapters in books

Zuckerman, S. 1996. Beads and Pendants. Chapter VIII in: Ariel D.T. and De Groot A. (eds.). Excavations at the City of David 1978-1985, Vol. IV (Qedem 35). Jerusalem .

Zuckerman, S. 2003. The Early Bronze Age Levels. Chapters 1, 3-5, 7-8, 13-14 in: Ben-Tor, A., Bonfil, R. and Zuckerman, S. (eds.) (2003), Tel Qashish, A Village in the Jezreel Valley : Final Report of the Archaeological Excavations (1978-1987) (Qedem Reports 5). Jerusalem .

Zuckerman S. 2005 The Early Bronze Age, in: Ben-Tor A., Ben-Ami, D. and Livneh, A. (eds), Tel Yoqneam Final Excavation Report. Qedem Reports Series vol.7, Jerusalem .

Articles

Dothan , T., Zuckerman, S. and Goren, Y. 2000. Kamares Ware at Hazor. Israel Exploration Journal 50: 1-15.

Goren, Y. and Zuckerman, S. 2000. An Overview of the Typology, Provenance and Technology of the Early Bronze I "Gray Burnished Ware". Pp. 165-182 in: Philip, G. and Baird, D. (eds.). Ceramics and Change in the Early Bronze Age of the Southern Levant . Sheffield . Zuckerman, S. 2006. Where is the Archive of Hazor Buried. Biblical Archaeology Review 32: 28-37.

Zuckerman, S.,2007. Dating the Destruction of Canaanite Hazor without Mycenaean Pottery? In: Bietak, M. and Czerny, E. (eds.) The Synchronisation of Civilizations in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Second Millennium B.C. III: Proceedings of the Second SCIEM 2000 Congress, Vienna 2003. pp. 621-629. Vienna.

Zuckerman, S., 2007. Late Bronze Age Scoops: Context and Function. In: S. Crawford, A. Ben-Tor, J.P. Dessel, W.G. Dever, A. Mazar, and J. Aviram (eds.) "Up to the Gates of Ekron": Essays on the Archaeology and History of the Eastern Mediterranean in Honor of Seymour Gitin. ASOR and IES Publications.

Zuckerman, S. 2007. Anatomy of a Destruction: "Crisis Architecture", Termination Rituals and the Fall of Canaanite Hazor. Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 20/1: 3-32.

Zuckerman, S. 2007. '.. Slaying Oxen and Killing Sheep, Eating Flesh and Drinking Wine..': Feasting in Late Bronze Age Hazor. Palestine Exploration Quarterly 139: 186-204.

Zuckerman, S. 2007. Fit for a (not-quite-so-great) King: A Faience Lion-Head Cup from Hazor. Levant 40: 115-125.

Ben-Tor, A. and Zuckerman, S. 2008. Hazor at the End of the Late Bronze Age: Back to Basics. BASOR 350: 1-6.

Zuckerman, S., Esudri-Ziv, A. and Cohen-Weinberger, A. 2009. Production Centers and Distribution Patterns of KKW in the Southern Levant: A Typological and Petrographic Perspective. Tel-Aviv 36: 135-80.

Zuckerman, S. 2009. The Last Days of a Canaanite Kingdom: A View from Hazor. In press. In: C. Bachuber, C. and Roberts, G. R. (eds.) Forces of Transformation: The End of the Bronze Age in the Eastern Mediterranean. Themes from the Ancient Near East: BANEA Publication Series no. 1. pp. 100-107. Oxbow Books.

Zuckerman, S. 2010. "Hazor once..": Ruin Cults in Iron I Hazor". In: Finkelstein, I. and Na'aman, N. (eds.) The Fire Signals of Lachish: Studies in the Archaeology and History of Israel in the Late Bronze, Iron Age and Persian Period in honor of David Ussishkin. Eisenbrauns.

Zuckerman, S. Ben-Shlomo, D., Mountjoy, P. and Mommsen, H. 2009. The Provenance of Mycenaean Pottery in Northern Israel. Journal of Archaeological Science 37: 409-16.

Zuckerman, S. 2010. "The City, Its Gods will return there…": Towards an Alternative Interpretation of Hazor's Acropolis in the Late Bronze Age. Journal of Near Eastern Studies: 163-178.

Zuckerman, S., 2010. Review: The Bronze Age in Lebanon: Studies on the Archaeology and Chronology of Lebanon, Syria and Egypt. Near Eastern Archaeology 73/2: 23-25.

Marom, N. and Zuckerman, S. 2011 Applying On-Site Analysis of Faunal Assemblages from Domestic Contexts: A Case-Study from The Lower City of Hazor.In: Yasur-Landau, A., Ebeling, J.and Mazow, L. (eds.) Household Archaeology in the Bronze and Iron Age Levant. pp. 37-54. Leiden and Boston.