Dale W. Manor
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Professor of Bible and Ministry
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Dale W. Manor's research focuses on the archaeology of ancient Near Eastern sites, particularly Tel Beth-Shemesh in Israel. His work investigates the material culture and daily life of communities during the Iron Age and the Amarna Age. Manor has published on pottery typology, incised bowls, and the significance of foreign food plants as indicators of prestige and trade networks.
His publications also address broader historical and religious contexts, including archaeological commentary on the Josianic reforms and the identification of specific biblical locations such as Beer-Sheba, Kadesh-Barnea, and Leshem. Manor's scholarship contributes to understanding the settlement patterns, social structures, and cultural interactions in the ancient Levant. His work is supported by findings from renewed excavations at Tel Beth-Shemesh.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 39
- Citations: 75
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University of Regina 2018–presentLibrary ORCID
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Professor of Bible and Ministry publications 2019Harding University Main Campus Listing
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Saskatchewan Information and Library Services Consortium 2014–2018ORCID
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University of Alberta 2008–2014Libraries ORCID
Selected Publications
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Khirbet Qeiyafa, vol. 4: Excavation Report 2009–2013: Art, Cult and Epigraphy (2019)
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Tel Beth-Shemesh: Iron IIA Judahite Pottery Typology and Finger Impressed Jar Handles (2019)
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- Tel Beth-Shemesh: Iron IIA Judahite Pottery Typology and Finger Impressed Jar Handles
- Tel Beth-Shemesh: Iron IIA Judahite Pottery Typology and Finger Impressed Jar Handles
- Tel Beth-Shemesh: Iron IIA Judahite Pottery Typology and Finger Impressed Jar Handles
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