Southern Levantine Temples during the Iron Age II: Towards a Multivocal Narrative

Cet article explore plusieurs aspects lies aux temples du Levant meridional pendant l’ age du Fer II: leur emplacement spatial, les rituels qui s’y deroulaient et leur contexte social. Il suggere de passer d’une vision de la ou des religions du Levant meridional du Fer II comme distinctes et isolees de la vie quotidienne, a une approche plus holistique de la religion dans son contexte.

This paper explores several aspects related to temples during the Iron Age II in the Southern Levant: their spatial location, the rituals that took place therein, and their social context. It suggests transitioning from a view of Iron Age II southern Levantine religion(s) as distinct and isolated from daily life, towards a more holistic approach of religion in context.