The Samaria Ostraca in the Light of Fresh Evidence

Anson F. Rainey

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The grammatical and historical evidence cited above strongly suggests that an administrative system was in vogue among the ancient Israelites through which servants of the crown were supported by the income from estates. The ‘ownership’ of many of these estates was granted (or at least sanctioned) by the king.

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