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Contents
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
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Introduction: Peoples and Ethnicity in the Biblical World: A Conceptual Framework 1
Chapter I: The Age of Internationalism: The Eastern Mediterranean During the 13th
Century B.C.E. and the "Crisis" 25
Chapter II: Egypt in Canaan: Empire and Imperialism in the Late Bronze Age 64
Chapter III: Canaan and Canaanites: An Ethnic Mosaic 108
Chapter IV: Early Israel: A "Mixed Multitude" 152
Chapter V: The Philistines: Urban Colonists of the Early Iron Age 213
Chapter VI: Identifying the Egyptians, Canaanites, Philistines, and Early Israel 266
Bibliography 274
Illustrations (1-74)
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