Biblical Archaeology Review

Aharon Kempinski, “Tel Masos,” Expedition 20 (4), pp. 29–37; “Israelite Conquest or Settlement? New Light from Tel Masos,” BAR 02:03.

Avshalom Shmueli, Nomadism About to Cease (Tel Aviv, 1980), pp. 18, 76, 100–101, 137–139 (in Hebrew). Philip C. Saliman, “Introduction: Processes of Sedentarization as Adaption and Response,” in When Nomads Settle (New York, 1980), pp. 1–19.

Eric Mills, Census of Palestine 1931 (Alexandria: Palestine Census Office, 1931), pp. 328–335; H. V. Musham, Bedouin of the Negev (Jerusalem: Academic Press, 1966), pp. 10–24, 31; Emmaunel Marx, Bedouin of the Negev (Manchester, England: Manchester University Press, 1967), p. 11; David H. K. Amiran et al., “Spontaneous Settlement of Bedouin in the Northern Negev,” in The Land of the Negev (Part II), p. 654.

Benjamin Sass, “Sinai Between the Fourth and First Millennia B.C.,” in Sinai in Antiquity, eds., Meshel and Israel Finkelstein (Tel Aviv: Hakkibutz Hameuchad, 1980), pp. 41–54 (in Hebrew).

Eitam, “The Negev Highlands,” p. 127.

Cohen, “The Iron Age Fortresses,” pp. 77–78.

Cohen, “The Israelite Fortresses in the Negev Highlands,” Qadmoniot 12 (1975), p. 50 (in Hebrew).

Eitam, “The Negev Highlands,” p. 125.

Cohen, “The Iron Age Fortresses in the Central Negev,” BASOR 236 (1979), pp. 61–79.

Meshel, “A History of the Roads in the Negev,” in The Land of the Negev (Part 1), eds., Avshalom Shmueli and Yehudah Grados (Tel Aviv: Ministry of Defence Publishing, 1979), pp. 297–307 (in Hebrew).