A major settlement in the Roman and Byzantine periods, with its
earliest inhabitants stretching back to at least the Persian
period, Sepphoris has been intensively excavated by several teams,
including Duke University in the 1980s and 1990s. This volume
brings to a close a series of three reports detailing the findings
of these excavations. Sepphoris III is organized into three parts:
the first part provides a general overview of the Duke project and
the chronology of the site, followed by detailed stratigraphic
discussions of all of the excavated areas as well as a series of
pottery plates supplementing the pottery presentation in Sepphoris
II. The second part covers various aspects of the numerous stepped
pools that were discovered on the western summit of the site. The
third part offers comprehensive presentations of all the major
artifact types recovered during excavation, with a list of all
excavated loci and a section of color photos. Richly illustrated
with hundreds of photos, drawings, and plans, this important
publication is essential for specialists in the archaeology of
early Judaism and Christianity in the Holy Land.
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