TEL AVIV, founded in 1974, publishes studies on the history, culture, and archaeology of the Ancient Near East. The emphasis is on biblical archaeology and the extensive field work in which the Institute of Archaeology is currently engaged. The publication includes studies related to archaeological projects conducted by the staff of the Institute as well as papers on historical, biblical and philological subjects.
TEL AVIV is published twice a year by the Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University. Each annual volume contains approximately 280 pages and includes drawings, maps and photographs.
Articles submitted for publication and other editorial communications should be addressed to the Editor. Contributors are asked to follow the instructions in Notes for Contributors published in TEL AVIV, Volume 19, 1992, pp. 130-132. Offprints are available on request.
The Editors are not responsible for the opinions expressed by the contributors.
Editor David Ussishkin
Editorial Board Israel Finkelstein, Ram Gophna, Benjamin Isaac,
Nadav Na'aman
Assistant Editor Michele Burns
No. 1, 1993
kniattutu sa darati: Raphael Kutscher Memorial Volume
No. 2, 1997
Studies in the Iron Age Pottery of Israel:
Typelogical, Archaeological and Chronological Aspects
