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chapter 1. `Akko-Ptolemais - a maritime city at the crossroads of ancient civilizations until Roman times / Nadav Kashtan - part I. Excavations at the courthouse site. chapter 2. The courthouse site: architecture and stratigraphy of areas TB and TC / Moshe Hartal - chapter 3. The courthouse site: the glass from areas TB and TC / Natalya Katsnelson -- chapter 4. The courthouse site: loomweights and whorls / Orit Shamir -- part II. Excavations in the Hospitaller compound. chapter 5. The Hospitaller compound: Hellenistic and early Roman remains / Eliezer Stern -- chapter 6. The Hospitaller compound: Hellenistic and early Roman glass vessels / Yael Gorin-Rosen -- chapter 7. The Hospitaller compound: terracotta figurines / Natalie Messika - chapter 8. The Hospitaller compound: ballista balls / Ayelet Tatcher - part III. Finds and studies. chapter 9. The Hellenistic and early Roman pottery / Andrea M. Berlin and Peter J. Stone - chapter 10. The Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine coins / Danny Syon - chapter 11. The geography of Hellenistic `Akko-Ptolemais / Eliezer Stern
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chapter 1.
`Akko-Ptolemais - a maritime city at the crossroads of ancient civilizations until Roman times / Nadav Kashtan - part I.
Excavations at the courthouse site.
chapter 2.
The courthouse site: architecture and stratigraphy of areas TB and TC / Moshe Hartal - chapter 3.
The courthouse site: the glass from areas TB and TC / Natalya Katsnelson -- chapter 4.
The courthouse site: loomweights and whorls / Orit Shamir -- part II.
Excavations in the Hospitaller compound.
chapter 5.
The Hospitaller compound: Hellenistic and early Roman remains / Eliezer Stern -- chapter 6.
The Hospitaller compound: Hellenistic and early Roman glass vessels / Yael Gorin-Rosen -- chapter 7.
The Hospitaller compound: terracotta figurines / Natalie Messika - chapter 8.
The Hospitaller compound: ballista balls / Ayelet Tatcher - part III.
Finds and studies.
chapter 9.
The Hellenistic and early Roman pottery / Andrea M.
Berlin and Peter J.
Stone - chapter 10.
The Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine coins / Danny Syon - chapter 11.
The geography of Hellenistic `Akko-Ptolemais / Eliezer Stern.
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