Filip Čapek is professor of Old Testament studies at Charles University and a research fellow at the Czech Academy of Sciences’ Centre for Biblical Studies. He is the coordinator for Czech archaeological excavations at Tel Azekah and Tel Moza, Israel. Václav Koutný is a Prague-based interpreter and translator. He also teaches Latin and English at Charles University.

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• I. INTRODUCTIONII. ORIGINS (LATE BRONZE AGE TO LATE IRON AGE I)III. DIFFICULT TENTH CENTURY (LATE IRON AGE I TO IRON AGE IIA)IV. THE FIRST TRUE UNIFICATION AND THE FIRST TRUE DIVISION (IRON AGES IIA–B)V. FIRST INDEPENDENCE (IRON AGES IIB–C)VI. THE LAST LONG CENTURY (IRON AGE IIC)VII. THE END AND A NEW BEGINNING (NEO-BABYLONIAN AND PERSIAN PERIODS)VIII. CONCLUSIONSIX. DIAGRAMS, MAPS, AND GRAPHSX. ABBREVIATIONSXI. BIBLIOGRAPHYXII. BIBLICAL QUOTATIONSXIII. INDEX

Filip Čapek is professor of Old Testament studies at Charles University and a research fellow at the Czech Academy of Sciences’ Centre for Biblical Studies. He is the coordinator for Czech archaeological excavations at Tel Azekah and Tel Moza, Israel. Václav Koutný is a Prague-based interpreter and translator. He also teaches Latin and English at Charles University.

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• I. INTRODUCTIONII. ORIGINS (LATE BRONZE AGE TO LATE IRON AGE I)III. DIFFICULT TENTH CENTURY (LATE IRON AGE I TO IRON AGE IIA)IV. THE FIRST TRUE UNIFICATION AND THE FIRST TRUE DIVISION (IRON AGES IIA–B)V. FIRST INDEPENDENCE (IRON AGES IIB–C)VI. THE LAST LONG CENTURY (IRON AGE IIC)VII. THE END AND A NEW BEGINNING (NEO-BABYLONIAN AND PERSIAN PERIODS)VIII. CONCLUSIONSIX. DIAGRAMS, MAPS, AND GRAPHSX. ABBREVIATIONSXI. BIBLIOGRAPHYXII. BIBLICAL QUOTATIONSXIII. INDEX

Filip Čapek is professor of Old Testament studies at Charles University and a research fellow at the Czech Academy of Sciences’ Centre for Biblical Studies. He is the coordinator for Czech archaeological excavations at Tel Azekah and Tel Moza, Israel. Václav Koutný is a Prague-based interpreter and translator. He also teaches Latin and English at Charles University.

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• I. INTRODUCTIONII. ORIGINS (LATE BRONZE AGE TO LATE IRON AGE I)III. DIFFICULT TENTH CENTURY (LATE IRON AGE I TO IRON AGE IIA)IV. THE FIRST TRUE UNIFICATION AND THE FIRST TRUE DIVISION (IRON AGES IIA–B)V. FIRST INDEPENDENCE (IRON AGES IIB–C)VI. THE LAST LONG CENTURY (IRON AGE IIC)VII. THE END AND A NEW BEGINNING (NEO-BABYLONIAN AND PERSIAN PERIODS)VIII. CONCLUSIONSIX. DIAGRAMS, MAPS, AND GRAPHSX. ABBREVIATIONSXI. BIBLIOGRAPHYXII. BIBLICAL QUOTATIONSXIII. INDEX