Megido (Spanish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Megido" in Spanish language version.

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  • English Latin Bible: Biblia Sacra Vulgata 405, Second Kings 23:29. «"...et abiit Iosias rex in occursum eius et occisus est in Mageddo cum vidisset eum...". [«y el rey Josías salió a su encuentro, y cuando lo vio, lo mataron en Magedo.»]». 
  • Issar, A.; Mattanyah, Zohar (2004). Climate Change: Environment and Civilization in the Middle East (en inglés). Springer Science & Business Media. p. 70. Consultado el 7 de diciembre de 2023. 
  • Golden, Jonathan M. (2004). Ancient Canaan and Israel: New Perspectives (en inglés). ABC-CLIO, Library of Congress, Santa Barbara-California. p. 144. Consultado el 7 de diciembre de 2023. 
  • Golden, Jonathan M. (2004). Ancient Canaan and Israel: New Perspectives (en inglés). ABC-CLIO, Library of Congress, Santa Barbara-California. pp. 144-145. Consultado el 7 de diciembre de 2023. 
  • Arie, Eran (2023). «Canaanites in a Changing World: The Jezreel Valley during the Iron Age I». From Nomadism to Monarchy (en inglés): 120. Consultado el 7 de diciembre de 2023. «"The destruction of Tel Megiddo VIIA has traditionally been dated to 1130 BCE, due to several Egyptian objects bearing names of Pharaohs of the Twentieth Dynasty, the latest of whom is Ramesses VI, [but] recent excavations in area H, [o]nly some 30 meters from the palace, [in] the only destruction [a]ssociated with the nearby burnt palace, [uncovered] two complete Philistine strainer jugs [...]". [«La destrucción de Tell Megiddo VIIA se ha datado tradicionalmente en 1130 a. C., debido a varios objetos egipcios que llevan nombres de faraones de la dinastía XX de Egipto, el último de los cuales es Ramsés VI, [pero] excavaciones recientes en el área H, [a] solo unos 30 metros del palacio, [en] la única destrucción [a]sociada con el cercano palacio quemado, [descubrieron] dos jarras coladoras filisteas completas [...].»]». 
  • Arie, Eran (2023). «Canaanites in a Changing World: The Jezreel Valley during the Iron Age I». From Nomadism to Monarchy (en inglés): 120. Consultado el 7 de diciembre de 2023. «"[I]t appears that the Canaanite dynasty ruling Megiddo successfully continued to control the city for some decades after the Egyptians had withdrawn from the region, until local factors led to the destruction of the city around 1080 BCE or shortly thereafter." [«Parece que la dinastía cananea que gobernaba Megido continuó controlando la ciudad con éxito durante algunas décadas después de que los egipcios se hubieran retirado de la región, hasta que factores locales llevaron a la destrucción de la ciudad alrededor de 1080 a. C. o poco después".»]». 
  • Arie, Eran (2023). «Canaanites in a Changing World: The Jezreel Valley during the Iron Age I». From Nomadism to Monarchy (en inglés): 120. Consultado el 7 de diciembre de 2023. «"The massive and complete destruction of Tel Megiddo VIA and Tel Yoqne'am XVII mark the end of the Iron I in the valley [of Jezreel] and have been considered the end of Canaanite culture in the northern valleys, since the region's material culture in the subsequent Iron IIA is remarkably different in most respects[...]". [«La destrucción masiva y completa de Tell Megido VIA y Tel Yoqne'am XVII marcan el final del Hierro I en el valle [de Jezreel] y se han considerado el final de la cultura cananea en los valles septentrionales, ya que la cultura material de la región en el Hierro IIA posterior es notablemente diferente en la mayoría de los aspectos[...].»]». 
  • Arie, Eran (2023). «Canaanites in a Changing World: The Jezreel Valley during the Iron Age I». From Nomadism to Monarchy (en inglés): 120. Consultado el 7 de diciembre de 2023. 
  • Arie, Eran (2023). «Canaanites in a Changing World: The Jezreel Valley during the Iron Age I». From Nomadism to Monarchy,: 120. «"[P]reserved in the biblical narrative of the war led by Deborah and Barak in Judges 4-5, [t]he only possible background for this story is the battles [b]etween the Israelites from the hill country and the Canaanites who lived in the valley during the Iron I [...]". [«[En la narración bíblica de la guerra dirigida por Débora y Barac en Jueces 4-5, el único trasfondo posible de esta historia son las batallas entre los israelitas de la región montañosa y los cananeos que vivían en el valle durante la Edad de Hierro [...].»]». 
  • Bruins, Hendrik J. (2023). «Time and Paradigm at Tel Megiddo: David, Shoshenq I, Hazael and Radiocarbon Dating». En Ben-Yosef, Erez; Jones, Ian W. N., eds. "And in Length of Days Understanding" (Job 12:12): Essays on Archaeology in the Eastern Mediterranean and Beyond in Honor of Thomas E. Levy (en inglés). Springer Nature. pp. 811-837. ISBN 978-3-031-27330-8. Consultado el 8 de diciembre de 2023. 

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  • Cline, Eric (2020). «Megiddo». Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception (en inglés) 18. De Gruyter. (requiere suscripción). 

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