Megiddo V : The 2004-2008 Seasons

Volume I
	Volume I Title Pages
	Contents
	Section One: Introduction
		Chapter 1: The 2004-2008 Seasons (By: Israel Finkelstein, David Ussishkin and Eric H. Cline)
	Section Two: Stratigraphy and Architecture
		Chapter 2: Area J
			Part I: Introduction (By: Matthew J. Adams)
			Part II: Sub-Area Lower J (By: Adi Keinan)
			Part III: The Main Sector of Area J (By: Matthew J. Adams)
			Part IV: Sub-Area Upper J (BY: Matthew J. Adams and James M. Bos)
			Part V: Analyses of Sediments from the Level J-4 Temple Floor (By: David Friesem and Ruth Shahack-Gross)
		Chapter 3: Area K
			Part I: Levels K-8 and K-7 (By: Mario A.S. Martin, Noga Blockman and Julye Bidmead)
			Part II: Level K-6 (By: Eran Arie and Assaf Nativ)
		Chapter 4: Area M
			Part I: The Excavation (By: Norma Franklin)
			Part II: An Architectural Study of Chamber F (By: Alexander Pechuro)
			Part III: Another Interpretation of the Remains- The Nordburg and Chamber F (By: Israel Finkelstein)
		Chapter 5: Area H: Levels H-9 to H-5 (By: Eran Arie)
		Chapter 6: Area L (By: Eric H. Cline and Inbal Samet)
		Chapter 7: Area P (By: Norma Frankin)
Volume II
	Volume II Title Pages
	Volume II Contents
	Section Three
		Chapter 8: The Early Bronze Age Pottery from Area J (By: Matthew J. Adams)
		Chapter 9: Experimental Archaeology: Investigating a Unique Burnishing Technique on an Early Bronze III Jug (By: Rachel Pelta)
		Chapter 10: The Late Bronze IIB Pottery from Levels K-8 and K-7 (By: Mario A.S. Martin)
		Chapter 11: Cypriot, Mycenaean and Derivative Forms from Levels K-8 and K-7 (By: Assaf Yassur-Landau)
		Chapter 12: The Late Bronze Age III and Iron I Pottery: Levels K-6, M-6, M-5 and H-9 (By: Eran Arie)
		Chapter 13: The Iron IIA Pottery (By: Eran Arie)
Volume III
	Volume III Title Pages
	Volume III Contents
	Section Four: Other Finds
		Chapter 14: The Chipped Stone Assemblage (By: Julie Ellis)
		Chapter 15: Small Finds (By: Noga Blockman and Benjamin Sass)
		Chapter 16: The Groundstone Assemblage (By: Daniel Rosenberg)
		Chapter 17: Stamp-seal Amulet (By: Othmar Keel)
		Chapter 18: Cylinder Seals (By: Baruch Brandl)
		Chapter 19: The Amulets (Christian Herrmann)
		Chapter 20: Figurative Clay Artefacts (By: laura A. Peri)
		Chapter 21: A Late Bronze Age Gold Pendant from Area K (by: Margaret E. Cohen)
		Chapter 22: A Double Aze from Level H-9 (By: Assaf Yasur-Landau)
		Chapter 23: Textile Production (By: Julye Bidmead)
		Chapter 24: Games (By: Philippe Guillaume)
	Section Five: Environmental and Physical Studies
		Chapter 25: Radiocarbon Dating of the Iron Age Levels (By: Ayelet Gilboa, Ilan Sharon and Elisabetta Boaretto)
		Chapter 26: The Human Remains (By: Galit Sameora)
		Chapter 27: Faunal Remains from the Iron Age Levels (By: Aharon Sasson)
		Chapter 28: Micromammalian Remains (By: Lior Weissbrod)
		Chapter 29: Mollusc Shells (By: Inbar Ktalav)
		Chapter 30: Wood Remains (By: Nili Liphschitz)
		Chapter 31: Petrographic Analysis of Iron Age Vessels (By: Carolina Aznar)
		Chapter 32: Petrographic Analysis of Late Bronze III, Late Iron I and Iron IIA Pottery (By: David Ben-Shlomo)
		Chapter 33: Micromorphological Observations in Area K: Implications for Trash Disposal Behaviour (By: Ruth Shahack-Gross)
		Chapter 34: Geoarchaeological Study in Area K: Threshing Floor or Midden (By: Mor Gafri and Ruth Shahack-Gross)
		Chapter 35: Metalworking in Area K: A Reevaluation (By: Adi Eliyahu-Behar, Naama Yahalom-Mack, Yuval Gadot and Israel Finkelstein)
		Chapter 36: In Search of the Middle Bronze Age City-Gate: Introduction to the Geophysical Surveys (By: Israel Finkelstein and David Ussishkin)
		Chapter 37: Electromagnetic Survey in the Vicinity of Area F (By: Boaz Gattenio and Shmuel Marco)
		Chapter 38: Magnetic Prospecting to the North ofthe Late Bronze City-Gate (By: Sonia Itkis and Lev Eppelbaum)
	Section Six: Summary and Conclusions
		Chapter 39: Comments on the Early Bronze Cultic Compound, 1992-2010 (By: David Ussishkin)
		Chapter 40: Archaeological and Historical Conclusions (By: Israel Finkelstein)
		Indices of Loci (By: Yaniv Agmon)
			I. Field Loci
			II. Final Loci