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These tests were run in conjunction with the Department of Stored Products, Ministry of Agriculture, Bet Dagan, Israel. For a detailed account of each test and its results, see Currid and Avi Navon, “Iron Age Pits and the Lahav (Tell Halif) Grain Storage Project,” forthcoming in BASOR. See also, Currid and Navon, “The Tell Halif (Lahav) Grain Storage Project,” ASOR Newsletter 37:2 (1986), p. 7.

D. W. Hall, G. A. Haswell, and T. A. Oxley, Underground Storage of Grain (London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1956).

Reynolds, “A General Report of Underground Grain Storage Experiments at the Butser Ancient Farm Research Project,” in Les techniques de conservation des grain a long terme, vol. 1, ed. Marceau Gast and Francois Sigaut (Paris: Editions du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 1979), p. 74.

G. R. H. Wright, “The ‘Granary’ at Shechem and the Underlying Storage Pits,” Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 82 (1970), pp. 275–278.

Joseph A. Callaway and Robert E. Cooley, “A Salvage Excavation at Raddana, in Bireh,” BASOR 201 (1971), pp. 9–19.

Lapp, “1968 Excavations,” p. 34.

Z. Goffer, M. Molcho and Itzhaq Beit-Arich, “The Disposal of Wastes in Ancient Beer-sheba,” Journal of Field Archaeology 10 (1983), pp. 231–235.

Jacob Kaplan, “And He Prepared Great Provision For Them,” Bulletin of the Israel Exploration Society 17 (1952), pp. 49–51.

Reported to me by Edward F. Campbell of McCormick Theological Seminary.