Tel Aviv (journal)

Tel Aviv is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the archaeology and history of Tel Aviv and its surrounding area. It is published by the Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology at Tel Aviv University. The journal focuses on the southern Levant region, particularly present-day Israel and Palestine, and covers a broad chronological range, from prehistory to the Ottoman period.

Tel Aviv publishes original research articles, excavation reports, and scholarly discussions related to archaeological discoveries, historical interpretations, and cultural heritage. It aims to present new findings and interpretations to a wide audience of researchers, students, and interested individuals in the fields of archaeology, history, and Near Eastern studies. The journal is published twice a year.

Key areas of interest covered in Tel Aviv include:

• Excavation reports from archaeological sites in the Tel Aviv area and broader southern Levant.
• Analyses of material culture, such as ceramics, lithics, and metal objects.
• Studies of ancient settlement patterns, urban development, and social structures.
• Investigations of ancient trade networks, economic activities, and political relations.
• Discussions of epigraphic and textual evidence relevant to the history of the region.
• Research on environmental archaeology and the impact of past climates on human societies.

The journal's editorial board consists of leading scholars in the field, ensuring the quality and rigor of the published content. Tel Aviv is a significant resource for anyone interested in the archaeology and history of Tel Aviv and the southern Levant.