Avaris, the Capital of the Hyksos. Recent Excavations at Tell el-Dab'a

Jacke Phillips · Manfred Bietak

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The planned settlement of Canaanites in Tell el-Dab'a the palace of the early 13th dynasty the expanding Canaanite settlement during the 13th dynasty a sacred mortuary precinct and cemetries the urban development of Avaris shortly before and during the Hyksos period ceramics, trade and historical conclusions the Hyksos citadel the settlement of the 18th dynasty.

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