OIS 11. The Late Third Millennium in the Ancient Near East: Chronology, C14, and Climate Change
Edited by Felix Höflmayer, with contributions by Matthew J. Adams, Aaron A. Burke, Michael W. Dee, Aron Dornauer, Donald Easton, Hermann Genz, Raphael Greenberg, Roman Gundacker, Felix Höflmayer, Sturt W. Manning, Peter Pfälzner, Simone Riehl, J. David Schloen, Thomas Schneider, Glenn M. Schwartz, Harvey Weiss, and Bernhard Weninger
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- The Late Third Millennium B.C. in the Ancient Near East and Eastern Mediterranean: A Time of Collapse and Transformation. Felix Höflmayer
- No Collapse: Transmutations of Early Bronze Age Urbanism in the Southern Levant. Raphael Greenberg
- Economic and Political Implications of Raising the Date for the Disappearance of Walled Towns in the Early Bronze Age Southern Levant. J. David Schloen
- The Transition from the Third to the Second Millennium B.C. in the Coastal Plain of Lebanon: Continuity or Break? Hermann Genz
- Western Syria and the Third- to Second-Millennium B.C. Transition. Glenn M. Schwartz
- “Seventeen Kings Who Lived in Tents”. Harvey Weiss
- Ḫabur Ware and Social Continuity: The Chronology of the Early to Middle Bronze Age Transition in the Syrian Jezireh. Peter Pfälzner
- Bioclimatic and Agroecological Properties of Crop Taxa: A Survey of the Cuneiform Evidence Concerning Climatic Change and the Early/Middle Bronze Age Transition. Aron Dornauer
- Regional Environments and Human Perception: The Two Most Important Variables in Adaptation to Climate Change. Simone Riehl
- Amorites, Climate Change, and the Negotiation of Identity at the End of the Third Millennium B.C. Aaron A. Burke
- “What Is the Past but a Once Material Existence Now Silenced?”: The First Intermediate Period from an Epistemological Perspective. Thomas Schneider
- Absolutely Dating Climatic Evidence and the Decline of Old Kingdom Egypt. Michael W. Dee
- The Significance of Foreign Toponyms and Ethnonyms in Old Kingdom Text Sources. Roman Gundacker
- A Gap in the Early Bronze Age Pottery Sequence at Troy Dating to the Time of the 4.2 ka cal. b.p. Event. Bernhard Weninger and Donald Easton
- Comments on Climate, Intra-regional Variations, Chronology, the 2200 B.C. Horizon of Change in the East Mediterranean Region, and Socio-political Change on Crete. Sturt W. Manning
- Egypt and the Levant in the Early to Middle Bronze Age Transition. Matthew J. Adams
- Chicago: The Oriental Institute, 2017
- ISBN 978-1-61491-036-7
- Pp. xii + 516; 176 illustrations
- Oriental Institute Seminars 11
- $25.95
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