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"Site of Megiddo," Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement 13.4 (Oct. 1881): 319-322.  pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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William F. Birch [1840-1916], "Megiddo," Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement 13.3 (July 1881): 232-235. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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Lieut. Claude R. Conder [1848-1910], "Megiddo," Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement 9.1 (Jan. 1877): 13-20. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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Graham I. Davies, "King Solomon's
Stables, Still at Megiddo?" Biblical Archaeology Review 20.1 (1994):
44-49. |
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Israel Finkelstein & David
Ussishkin, "Back to Megiddo," Biblical Archaeology Review 20.1 (1994):
26-43. |
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Archibald Henderson [1837-1927] & Tralawney Sanders, "The Site of Megiddo," Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement 12.4 (Oct. 1880): 223-224. |
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Archibald Henderson [1837-1927], "Cana and Megiddo in Tatian's Diatessaron," Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement 26.2 (April 1894): 151-152. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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Robert Alexander Stewart Macalister [1870-1950], "Gezer and Megiddo," Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement 38.1 (Jan. 1906): 62-66. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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Itamar Singer, "A Hittite Seal from
Megiddo," Biblical Archaeologist 58.2 (1995): 91-93. |
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 David Ussishkin, "Gate 1567 at Megiddo and the Seal of Shema, Servant of Jeroboam," Michael J. Coogan, J. Cheryl Exum & Lawrence E. Stager, editors. Scripture and Other Artifacts: Essays on the Bible and Archaeology in Honor of Philip J. King. Louisville, Kentucky: Westminster John Knox Press, 1994. Hbk. ISBN: 0664220363. pp.410-428. |
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