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1 1 Doctorate Prof. Shimon Dar Publications The Settlement Pattern of Western Samaria in the Periods of the Second Temple, Mishna, the Talmud and the Byzantine Period; Advisor: Prof. S. Applebaum, Tel- Aviv University, Books: 1. Early Settlements in Emeq-Hefer (Maabarot, 1977) In Hebrew. 2. The Settlement Pattern of Western Samaria (Tel-Aviv, 1982). V. I (499 PP.), V.II (164 PP.) In Hebrew. 3. Y. Porat, S. Dar, S. Applebaum, The History and Archaeology of Emeq Hefer (Tel-Aviv, 1985) In Hebrew. 4. S. Dar, Z. Safrai, Y. Tepper, Um Rihan: A Village of the Mishna (Tel-Aviv, 1986) In Hebrew. 5. Landscape and Pattern An Archaeological Survey of Samaria 800 B.C.E. 636 C.E. British Archaeological Reports International Series 308 (Oxford, 1986). 6. Settlements and Cult Sites on Mount Hermon, Israel, British Archaeological Reports International Series 589 (Oxford, 1993). 7. The History of Hermon Settlements and Temples of the Itureans, Israel Exploration Society and Hakibbutz Hameuchad (Tel-Aviv 1994) In Hebrew. 8. Sumaqa A Jewish Village on the Carmel (Tel-Aviv, 1998) In Hebrew. 9. Sumaqa - A Roman and Byzantine Jewish Village on Mt. Carmel, Israel Archaeopress, B.A.R. International Series 815 (Oxford 1999). 10. Raqit Marinus Estate on the Carmel, Israel Exploration Society and "Eretz" Tel-Aviv University (Tel-Aviv 2003) In Hebrew. 11. Shallale Ancient City of the Carmel, Archaeopress, B.A.R. International Series 1897 (Oxford 2009). Editing: 11. (Eds.) S. Dar, Z. Safrai, Shomron Studies (Tel-Aviv 1986) In Hebrew. 12. (Eds.) S. Dar, Z. Safrai, The Village in Ancient Israel. Tel-Aviv University (Tel-Aviv 1997) In Hebrew. 13. (Eds.) A. M. Maeir, S. Dar and Z. Safrai, The Rural Landscape of Ancient Israel. Archaeopress B.A.R. International Series 1121, Oxford Articles: 1. S. Dar, S. Applebaum, "The Roman Road from Antipatris to Caesarea", Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 105 (1973), "The Villages of the Bashan and the Slopes of Mt. Hermon", Between Hermon and Sinai, Yad le'amnon (Jerusalem, 1977), "Survey of Ancient Settlements on the Slopes of Mt. Hermon", S. Applebaum et al (eds.), Mt. Hermon and its Slopes, (Tel-Aviv, 1978), "Herodian Inscriptions in the Bashan, Trachon and Hauran",

2 2 Ibid, "The Jewish Community in Hatzbiah", ibid, "The Salt Mines of Northern Sinai", Z. Meshel, I. Finkelstein (eds.), Qadmoniot Sinai (Tel-Aviv, 1980), "Roads and Fortresses in the Beit-Lid Region of Samaria", Eretz-Israel, 15 (1981), "An Egyptian Sistrum from Tel EL-Hir in the Sinai", Qadmoniot 8 (1975), "An Egyptian Sistrum from Sinai", Tel-Aviv, 3 (1976). 10. S. Applebaum, S. Dar, Z. Safrai, "The Towers of Samaria", Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 110 (1978), "Hurvat Jamain, A Village from the Period of the Kingdom", Qadmoniot, 13 (1981), "Ancient Agriculture in the Area of Borot Lotz", Qadmoniot, 15 (1982), "Hatzbia, The capital of Wadi a-taim", in E. Shiler, Y. Urbaach (eds.), Lebanon (Tel-Aviv, 1982), "Three Menorot from Western Samaria", Israel Exploration Journal, 34 (1984), "The Excavations of the Synagogue at Hurvat Sumaqa", Qadmoniot, 17 (1984), "Temples on Mt. Hermon and in Lebanon", in New Discoveries on Mt. Hermon,,(Tel-Aviv, 1984). 17. "Mt. Hermon The Stronghold of the Itureans", Cathedra, 33 (1985), "Agriculture and Agricultural Produce in Eretz-Israel in the Roman-Byzantine Period", in A. Kasher, A. Oppenheimer, U. Rappaport (eds.), Man and Land in Eretz-Israel in Antiquity (Jerusalem, 1986), "Archaeological Evidence on the Samaritan Revolts of the Byzantine Period", in D. Jacoby and Y. Tsafrir (eds.), Jews, Samaritans and Christians in Byzantine Palestine (Jerusalem, 1986), "The Temples of Mt. Hermon", in A.Kasher, G. Fuks (eds.), Greece and Rome in Palestine (Jerusalem, 1989), "Hirbet Jamain A First Temple Village in Western Samaria", in S. Dar, Z. Safrai (eds.), Shomron Studies (Tel-Aviv, 1986) "The Synagogue at Hurvat-Sumaqa on Mt. Carmel", in A. Kasher, A. Oppenheimer, U. Rappaport (eds.), Synagogues in Antiquity (Jerusalem, 1987), S. Dar and J. Mintzker, "A Roman Temple at Senaim, Mt. Hermon", Eretz-Israel, 19 (Jerusalem, 1987), "The History of The Hermon Settlements", Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 120 (1988), S. Dar and J. Mintzker, "Qaqun Turis Rubea and Montdidier, Three Crusader Sites in Emeq-Hefer", Zeitschrift des Deutschen Palastina Vereins, 103 (1988), S. Dar and J. Mintzker, "The Synagogue at Hurvat Sumaqa", in Ancient Synagogues in Israel, 3-7 century C.E. Rachel Hachlili (ed.), British Archaeological Reports, International Series 499 (Oxford, 1989), "Horvat Sumaqa: a Settlement from the Roman and Byzantine Periods", Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society, 8 (1988-9),

3 S. Dar and A. Kindler, "The Coins from the Mamluk Enclosure at Neby Hazuri, Hermon", Israel Numismatic Journal, 10 (1988-9), S. Dar et al., "Subsistence and Environment on Mt. Carmel in the Roman-Byzantine and Mediaeval Periods: The Evidence from Kh. Sumaqa", Israel Exploration Journal, 40 (1990), "The Geographical Region of the Hasmonean-Iturean Encounter", Cathedra 59 (1991), "Axes from The Early Bronze Age at a Site Near Nahal Alexander", Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society, 9 ( ) "A Relief of Aphrodite from Paneas, Israel", Journal of the British Archaeological Association CXLIV (1991), "Kafr Kur The Stronghold of the Gaiusi Clan", Shomron and Benjamin, 2. Z.H. Ehrlich (ed.), Jerusalem 1991, S. Dar and N. Kokkinos, "The Greek Inscriptions from Senaim on Mt. Hermon", Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 124 (1992), "Kala't Bustra Temple and Farmhouse from the Roman Period on Mt. Hermon", Eretz-Israel, 23 (Jerusalem, 1992), "Samaria Archaeological Survey of the Region", The Anchor Bible Dictionary, D. N. Freedman et al. (eds.), New York 1992 (5) "Mt. Hermon" (2) ; 38. "Mt. Senaim" (3) ; 39. "H. Sumaqa" (3) ; 40. "The Survey of Western Samaria" (3) ; The New Encyclopedia of Archaeological Excavations in the Holy Land, 1-4 E. Stern (ed.), Jerusalem 1993, "The Estate of Ptolemy, Senior Minister of Herod", Jews and Judaism in the Second Temple, Mishna and Talmud Period, I. Gafni et al. (eds.), Jerusalem 1993, "Wine Presses on Mt. Hermon", Golan Heights and Mount Hermon, A. Degani and M. Inbar (eds.), 1-2 (Tel-Aviv, 1993), S. Dar and Y. Tepper, "Mt. Hermon The Archaeological Evidence", ibid, S. Dar and R. Gersht, "A Sculpted Right Foot Wearing a Sandal, From Qal'at Bustra in the Hermon", BAIAS 12 ( ), S. Dar and Y. Mintzker, "The Synagogue of Horvat Sumaqa, ", Ancient Synagogues, Historical Analysis and Archaeological Discovery, D. Urman and P.V.M Flesher (eds.), Leiden (1995), S. Dar and Z. Safrai, "A Jewish Stone Weight from Khirbet Butzin (Buseina)", Dor Le Dor, From the End of Biblical Times Up to the Redaction of the Talmud, Studies in Honor of Joshua Efron, A. Kasher and A. Oppenheimer (eds.), Tel-Aviv 1995, "Food and Archaeology in Romano-Byzantine Palestine", Food in Antiquity, J. Wilkins et al. (eds.), Exeter 1995, "Additional Archeological Evidence of the Samaritan Rebellion in the Byzantine Period", New Samaritan Studies Vol. 3-4 A.D. Crown and L. Davey

4 4 (eds.), Armidale 1995, "The Connection Between the Family and the Dwelling House in Ancient Israel", Eretz-Israel, 25, Jerusalem 1996, "The Archaeology of Palestine as Reflected in B.A.R., D. Davison and M. Henig (eds.), Padova, 1996, "The Oil Press at Sumaqa", Olive Oil in Antiquity, D. Eitam and M. Heltzer (eds.),oxford 1996, S. Dar and Z. Safrai, "The Estate at Kh. Bira in the Lod Region", Hikrei Eretz, Studies in the History of the Land of Israel. Y. Friedman et al (eds.), Ramat-Gan 1997, S. Dar and A. Siegelmann, "H. EL-Kerak in the Carmel", S. Dar and Z. Safrai, (eds.), The Village in Ancient Israel (Tel-Aviv 1997) Rivka Gersht and S. Dar, "A Roman cuirassed Basalt Torso From Khirbet-Beida", ARAM, 7 (1995) "The Material Culture of the Ituraeans", Michmanim, 12 (1998) S. Gibson and S. Dar, "Investigating the Agricultural Landscape in the Soba Region close to Jerusalem", New Studies On Jerusalem. Proceedings of the Fifth Conference December 23 rd, 1999 A. Faust and E. Baruch (eds.), Bar Ilan, Ramat Gan (1999) "Ancient Agricultural Fields in Samaria and Aerial Photography", Remote Sensing, The Use of Aerial Photographs and Satellite Images in Israel Studies. B. Z. Kedar and A. Danin (eds.), Jerusalem (2000) "Samaritan Rebellions in the Byzantime Period The Archaeological Evidence", The Samaritans. E. Stern and H. Eshel (eds.), Jerusalem (2002) "The Nabateans in the Hauran", The Nabateans in the Negev, R. Rosenthal- Heginbottom (ed.), University of Haifa, Haifa (2003) (Hebrew with English summary). 60. Yigal Ben-Ephraim and Shimon Dar, "The Toponym Agrippina on a Boundary Stone in the Golan Heights", Jerusalem and Eretz-Israel 4-5, Yehuda Felix Memorial Volume, J. Schwartz et al. (eds.), Bar-Ilan Ramat Gan (2007) (Hebrew with English Summary). 61. The Agrarian Economy in the Herodian Period, The World of the Herods, N. Kokkinos (ed.) Stuttgart and Munchen (2007) "Horvat Raqit", E. Stern et al. (eds.), The New Encyclopedia of Archaeological Excavations in the Holy Land, Vol. 5, Jerusalem (2008) "Horvat Sumaqa", ibid "Horvat Bira" (with Zeev Safrai), ibid E. Ayalon, R. Frankel, A. Kloner (eds.), Oil and Wine Presses in Israel from the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine Periods, BAR International Series 1972 Oxford (2009), "An Early Byzantine Oil Press at H. Sumaqa", pp "Roman-Byzantine Presses on Mt. Hermon, pp Hillel Geva and Shimon Dar (eds.), Guide to North Cyprus, Israel Exploration Society, Jerusalem Shimon Dar and Orna Nagar-Hillman, "Weights from Tel Dor and Horvat Shallale on the Carmel", Eretz-Israel 29 Jerusalem 2009 pp (Hebrew).

5 5 In Press 69. "Guide Lines for the Economy of Caesarea in the Roman and Byzantine Periods", Michmanei Caesarea, Memorial Volume for Amnon Kidron. 70. "The Samaritans in Caesarea", Aryeh Kasher Jubilee Volume. 71. "When did Paganizm Cease in the Land of Israel" (with Emmanuel Friedheim), Yoram Tsafrir Jubilee Volume.

Prof. Shimon Dar Publications

Doctorate Prof. Shimon Dar Publications The Settlement Pattern of Western Samaria in the Periods of the Second Temple, Mishna, the Talmud and the Byzantine Period; Advisor: Prof. S. Applebaum, Tel- Aviv