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Tables of Contents for Domination and Resistance
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
PREFACE
xiii
4
LIST OF FIGURES
xvii
2
LIST OF TABLES
xix
2
ABBREVIATIONS
xxi
INTRODUCTION
1
14
Research Design
7
4
Identification, History, and Chronology
8
1
Destruction Correlates
9
1
Elements of Continuity/Discontinuity
10
1
Limitations
11
1
Methodology
12
3
I. HISTORICAL, TEXTUAL AND ICONOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATIONS OF EGYPTIAN MILITARY ACTIVITY
15
76
Background to Egyptian Military Documents
15
11
Historiography and Egyptian Military Documents
15
2
Ideology
17
2
Kingship and Legitimation
19
1
Intended Audience
20
1
Textual Sources in New Kingdom Egypt
21
2
iw.tw Formula Reports
23
1
Daybook Reports
23
2
Literary Reports
25
1
Summary
26
1
Terminology and Iconography
26
61
Battle
28
1
w `w`
28
1
Enemy Defeat
29
1
w`f
29
1
phd
30
1
ptpt
31
2
fh
33
1
mh
34
1
nwh
35
1
hwi
36
1
hwtf
37
1
hsk
38
1
hdb
39
1
hf
40
12
htb
52
1
hdb
53
1
sm3
54
2
shr
56
1
ski
57
1
sksk
57
2
sd
59
2
gbgb
61
1
titi
61
1
dr
62
1
Annihilation
63
1
spi
63
1
tm
64
1
Enslavement/Tribute/Gifts
65
1
ini
65
4
inw
69
2
h3k (Verb)
71
2
h3k(w) and h3k(t) (Noun)
73
1
kf
74
1
Military Action Against Crops/Orchards/Trees
75
1
fk
76
1
prt
77
4
mnt
81
1
Iconography
82
2
Conflagration
84
1
Metaphor for the King
84
1
Metaphor for the Egyptian Army and Battle
85
1
Direct References to Conflagration
86
1
Conclusions
87
4
II. ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR EGYPTIAN MILITARY ACTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN LEVANT--CITY-STATE AND TERRITORIAL ELEMENTS
91
103
The Nature of Egyptian Presence in the Southern Levant
92
26
Egyptian Architecture
93
1
"Governor's" Residencies
93
3
Forts on the "Ways of Horus"
96
3
Temples
99
1
Naval Bases
100
2
Egyptian Material Culture
102
1
Armory and Weapons
103
2
Ivory
105
1
Doorjambs and Lintels
106
1
Stelae, Statues, and Plaques
107
1
Pottery and Alabaster
108
2
Anthropoid Coffins
110
2
Pendants and Amulets
112
1
Scarab Seals
112
1
Hieratic Inscriptions
113
1
Summary
114
4
Seti I
118
33
General Chronology
118
1
Toward a Chronology of the Asiatic Campaigns
119
5
Archaeological Correlates for Military Activity
124
1
Transjordan
124
1
Pahil/Pella
124
5
Cisjordan
129
1
Akko
130
2
Beth `Anath
132
1
Beth Shan
133
4
Gaza
137
1
Hammath
138
1
Hazor
138
8
Yeno`am
146
4
Summary
150
1
Ramses II
151
3
General Chronology
151
1
Toward a Chronology of the Asiatic Campaigns
152
2
Archaeological Correlates for Military Activity
154
24
Syria
154
2
Kadesh
156
3
Transjordan
159
1
Moab
159
4
Dibon
163
2
B(w)trt
165
1
Pahil/Pella
166
2
Cisjordan
168
1
Akko
169
1
Aphek
170
1
Beth `Anath
170
1
Beth Shan
171
2
Cana
173
1
Dor
173
1
Sharhan/Sharuhen
174
1
Yeno`am
175
1
Summary
175
3
Merenptah
178
11
General Chronology
178
1
Toward a Chronology of the Asiatic Campaign
178
3
Archaeological Correlates for Military Activity
181
1
Ashkelon
181
3
Gezer
184
4
Yeno`am
188
1
Summary
188
1
Conclusions
189
5
III. ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR EGYPTIAN MILITARY ACTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN LEVANT--SOCIOETHNIC AND SOCIOCULTURAL ELEMENTS
194
46
Israel
194
23
Egyptian Sources
194
1
Occurrences and Context
194
1
Identification
195
1
The Name "Israel"
195
3
Nature of Israel: The Determinative
198
1
Nature of Israel: The Karnak Reliefs
199
2
Nature of Israel: The Term prt
201
2
The Location of Israel
203
1
Archaeological Data
204
1
Survey and Excavation Results
204
1
Chronology
205
1
Ethnicity and Archaeology
206
1
Continuity vs. Discontinuity
207
3
Technological Innovations and the Settlement
210
5
Summary
215
2
Shasu (S3sw)
217
19
Egyptian Sources
217
1
Occurrences and Context
217
1
Seti I
217
1
Ramses II
218
1
Merenptah
219
1
Iconographic Sources
219
1
Identification
220
1
Nature of S3sw: Etymology
220
1
Nature of S3sw: The Determinatives and Semantic Context
220
5
Nature of S3sw: The Iconographic Context
225
2
Location
227
1
Location of S3sw: The Semantic and Iconographic Contexts
228
1
Location of S3sw: Toponym Lists and Sequence Contexts
229
3
Archaeological Data
232
1
Pastoral Nomadic Occupational Evidence
232
2
Sedentary Occupational Evidence
234
1
Summary
235
1
Conclusions
236
4
IV. TOWARD A PARADIGM FOR EGYPTIAN MILITARY ACTIVITY DURING THE XIX DYNASTY
240
17
Suggested Paradigm of Egyptian Military Activity
240
14
Focus of Destruction
240
2
Enemies and Inhabitants
242
1
Cities and Villages
242
2
Means of Destruction
244
1
Open Terrain Warfare
244
1
Infantry
245
1
Chariotry
245
1
Siege Warfare
246
1
Battering Ram
246
1
Scaling
247
1
Sapping
247
1
Conflagration
248
1
Extent of Destruction
249
1
Gates and Defensive Systems
250
1
Administrative, Cultic, and Domestic Buildings
250
1
Fields, Orchards, and Crops
251
1
Summary
252
2
Implications and Conclusions
254
3
APPENDIX: THE STRUCTURE OF THE MERENPTAH STELA
257
15
WORKS CITED
272
81
INDEXES
353
Index of Authors
353
9
Index of Subjects and Places
362
9
Index of Terms
371