[b]The origin and the signifi cance of the frescoes paintings in Tel Kabri (N. Israel) in the Middle Bronze Age ( MBA) IIB[/b]
Journal Title: TEOLOGIA - Year 2011, Vol 49, Issue 4
Abstract
We assume that the frescoes in the Tel Kabri are part of more complex and short time project with political indications that started and was completed in the MBA IIB. The creation of the frescoes in Tel Kabri are neither result of trade dealings in the Aegean, nor artistic expression of the upper clashes. The era of the frescoe paintings is the sign of the peak of its development, establishing its ruling power in the major region of the Valley of Akko, and proving to be among the greatest cities of the period in Palestine.
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Kostantinos Fergadiotis
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[b]The origin and the signifi cance of the frescoes paintings in Tel Kabri (N. Israel) in the Middle Bronze Age ( MBA) IIB[/b]
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