Shifting urban landscapes during the Early Bronze Age in the land of Israel

Shifting urban landscapes during the Early Bronze Age in the land of Israel

by Nimrod Getzov

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In the light of most recent archaeological research and accumulation of new data, it now appears that after three to four hundred years of urban life (EBIb-EBII), a severe settlement and demographic crisis occured in some regions of the country, after which a clear distinction between a "northern" and a "southern" pattern of settled areas could be distinguished ("EBIII"). This pattern lasted until the end of the Early Bronze Age.

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