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@article{item_3654338,
title = {{Visible and invisible deathscapes of Iron Age Philistia}},
author = {Maeir, Aren M. and Stockhammer, Philipp W.},
language = {eng},
issn = {2948-040X},
doi = {10.70967/2948-040X.2251},
year = {2025},
abstract = {{This paper reviews the existing evidence of burial practices in the southern coastal plain of Israel, the region called Philistia, where the {\textquoteleft}Philistine{\textquoteright} culture was identified. The multifaceted character of the burial practices in Iron Age Philistia are explained considering the complex and entangled nature of a migrating community, with its diverse origins and influences. Based on the accumulated data, it is suggested that the novel burial practices of the Philistines reflect a pragmatic development, typical of a people on the move, alongside a desire to distinguish themselves from the local population. {\copyright} 2025 Israel Antiquities Authority. All rights reserved.}},
journal = {{{\textquotesingle}Atiqot}},
volume = {117},
eid = {3},
}