KnowraJerichoLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Jericho, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 19Related 1Compared with 1FortificationBroader topic: Its archaeological remains are among the earliest known examples of large defensive construction.NeolithicBroader topic: Its early settlement structures document community life during the transition to farming.CanaanBroader topic: Its archaeological layers are often compared with biblical accounts of Canaanite cities.SedentismBroader topic: Its early settlement history illustrates long-term residence before full agricultural dependence.Neolithic architectureBroader topic: Its early stone tower and wall are among the best-known monumental works of the Neolithic.Agricultural surplusBroader topic: Its early settled community illustrates how storage and farming could accompany permanent settlement.Pre-Pottery NeolithicBroader topic: Its early settlement layers and monumental works are central to accounts of the period.Book of JoshuaRelated: Archaeological dating of Jericho’s fortifications complicates straightforward readings of its biblical capture.Pre-Pottery Neolithic ABroader topic: Its PPNA layers include substantial architecture and communal works.Parable of the Good SamaritanBroader topic: It is the destination named in the parable’s dangerous road setting.TellBroader topic: Its mound preserves a widely studied sequence of occupation and rebuilding.Neolithic religionBroader topic: Its plastered skulls and early monumental architecture raise questions about ancestor veneration and communal ritual.Kathleen KenyonBroader topic: Kenyon’s excavations revealed a long occupation sequence beneath the mound of Tell es-Sultan.Pre-Pottery Neolithic BBroader topic: Its PPNB occupation includes substantial architecture and communal structures.Joshua (biblical figure)Broader topic: The city’s archaeological chronology has fueled debate over the historicity of its biblical capture.Sodom and GomorrahCompared with: Its biblical destruction follows conquest, unlike Sodom’s direct destruction by divine fire.EmmerBroader topic: Its early farming layers provide evidence for cultivation of emmer.Cradle of civilizationBroader topic: Its early settlement history illustrates the region’s long path toward urban life.Historicity of the BibleBroader topic: The dating of its destruction complicates attempts to match excavation evidence to the conquest account.History of the ancient LevantBroader topic: Its long occupation provides a major archaeological sequence for early Levantine settlement.Prehistory of the LevantBroader topic: Its early settlement and tower provide evidence for large-scale communal building.
KnowraJerichoLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Jericho, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 19Related 1Compared with 1FortificationBroader topic: Its archaeological remains are among the earliest known examples of large defensive construction.NeolithicBroader topic: Its early settlement structures document community life during the transition to farming.CanaanBroader topic: Its archaeological layers are often compared with biblical accounts of Canaanite cities.SedentismBroader topic: Its early settlement history illustrates long-term residence before full agricultural dependence.Neolithic architectureBroader topic: Its early stone tower and wall are among the best-known monumental works of the Neolithic.Agricultural surplusBroader topic: Its early settled community illustrates how storage and farming could accompany permanent settlement.Pre-Pottery NeolithicBroader topic: Its early settlement layers and monumental works are central to accounts of the period.Book of JoshuaRelated: Archaeological dating of Jericho’s fortifications complicates straightforward readings of its biblical capture.Pre-Pottery Neolithic ABroader topic: Its PPNA layers include substantial architecture and communal works.Parable of the Good SamaritanBroader topic: It is the destination named in the parable’s dangerous road setting.TellBroader topic: Its mound preserves a widely studied sequence of occupation and rebuilding.Neolithic religionBroader topic: Its plastered skulls and early monumental architecture raise questions about ancestor veneration and communal ritual.Kathleen KenyonBroader topic: Kenyon’s excavations revealed a long occupation sequence beneath the mound of Tell es-Sultan.Pre-Pottery Neolithic BBroader topic: Its PPNB occupation includes substantial architecture and communal structures.Joshua (biblical figure)Broader topic: The city’s archaeological chronology has fueled debate over the historicity of its biblical capture.Sodom and GomorrahCompared with: Its biblical destruction follows conquest, unlike Sodom’s direct destruction by divine fire.EmmerBroader topic: Its early farming layers provide evidence for cultivation of emmer.Cradle of civilizationBroader topic: Its early settlement history illustrates the region’s long path toward urban life.Historicity of the BibleBroader topic: The dating of its destruction complicates attempts to match excavation evidence to the conquest account.History of the ancient LevantBroader topic: Its long occupation provides a major archaeological sequence for early Levantine settlement.Prehistory of the LevantBroader topic: Its early settlement and tower provide evidence for large-scale communal building.