Egyptian and Egyptianizing Objects from EB I-III Tell Es-Sultan/Ancient Jericho

Archaeological evidence from Tell es-Sultan (Ancient Jericho) reveals significant Egyptian and Egyptianizing artifacts dating from the Early Bronze Age I-III, shedding light on the complex trade and cultural exchanges between Egypt and the Levant during the 4th to 3rd millennia BCE. The study highlights Jericho's strategic position as a key hub in these interactions, contributing to the rise of early urban centers in the region. Through detailed analysis of these objects, researchers have uncovered the dynamics of commercial and cultural relationships that flourished between Egypt and Palestine during this pivotal period.

Sala, M. (2012). EGYPTIAN AND EGYPTIANIZING OBJECTS FROM EB I-III TELL ES-SULTAN/ANCIENT JERICHO. Vicino Oriente, 16, 275–302. https://doi.org/10.53131/vo2724-587x2012_14