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Barre, “Country Storage of Grain,” p. 335 and fig. 12.

William F. Albright, “The Excavations of Tell Beit Mirsim III: The Iron Age,” Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research 21–22 (New Haven: ASOR, 1943), p. 24.

See H.J. Barre, “Country Storage of Grain,” in Storage of Cereal Grains, pp. 334–335.

These categories are taken from Holladay, “The Stables of Ancient Israel,” in order to show that a different conclusion may be drawn based upon similar data.

There is a vast body of literature on the subject of grain storage practices. One of the better works, and a text that I rely upon heavily, is Storage of Cereal Grains and Their Products, 2nd ed., J. Anderson and A. Alcock (Minneapolis, MN: Jones Press, 1969).

Holladay, “The Stables, p. 158.

Holladay, “The Stables,” p. 158.

Holladay, “The Stables,” p. 155.

Herr, “Tripartite Pillared Buildings,” p. 56.

As Herr has pointed out; see “Tripartite Pillared Buildings,” p. 55.