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'Hiding Hilkiah' - A Large Hiding Complex on the Border of the Shephelah and the Hill CountryDvir Raviv and Boaz Langford
An archaeological survey in the Leopards' Cave in southeastern Samaria, a refuge cave in the Second Temple period and the days of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, by Dvir Raviv, Aharon Tavger, Binyamin Har-Even, Yevgeny Aharonovich, Boaz Langford and Amos Frumkin
The coins from Abud Cave in southern Samaria, coins from the period of the Jewish revolts against the Romans. By Boaz Zissu, Boaz Langford, Roi Porat and Amos Frumkin
An Update on the Distribution of Hiding Complexes in the Western Hebron Hills, by Dvir Raviv and Yair Sapir
The Conversion of the Gibeon Pits into Hiding Complexes, by Dvir Raviv, from In the Depths of the Mountain: Studies of the Ephraim and Binyamin Hills.
Hiding Places in the Desert – Hiding Complexes from the Jewish Revolts against the Romans in the Desert of the Land of Binyamin and Southern Samaria. Dvir Raviv, Binyamin Har-Even, Yevgeny Aharonovich and Aharon Tavger
The Hiding Complex at Khirbet Siya South of the Shiloh Valley. Aharon Tavger and Dvir Raviv
, from In the Depths of the Mountain: Studies of Ephraim and Binyamin, third volume.An Update on the Distribution of Hiding Complexes in the Toparchy of Timna. By Dvir Raviv, from In the Depths of the Mountain: Studies of Ephraim and Binyamin, fourth volume.
An Archaeological Survey in Elkana Cave in Western Samaria, by Boaz Zissu, Boaz Langford, Roi Porat, Dvir Raviv and Amos Frumkin. In In the Depths of the Mountain, Studies of Ephraim and Binyamin, fourth volume.
Hiding Complexes in the Toparchies of Gophna and Timna and the Northern Border of the Area Ruled by Bar Kokhba, by Eitan Klein and Dvir Raviv, from Jerusalem and Eretz Israel: A Journal of Eretz Israel Studies and Archaeology
Finds from the Bar Kokhba Revolt from Abud Cave in the Western Bethel Hills. B. Zissu, B. Langford, R. Porat, U. Davidovich and A. Frumkin.
Finds from the Bar Kokhba Revolt from the Twins Cave in the Western Jerusalem Hills. B. Zissu, B. Langford, R. Porat and A. Frumkin. Refuge Caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt, vol. 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat.
The Coins from the Twins Cave. B. Zissu, H. Eshel, B. Langford and A. Frumkin. Refuge Caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt, vol. 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. 423-453.Refuge Caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt, vol. 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. 397-401.
Update on the distribution of hiding complexes in the western Hebron Hills, by Dvir Raviv and Yair SapirThe conversion of the Gibeon cisterns into hiding complexes, by Dvir Raviv, from In the Depths of the Mountain: Studies of Ephraim and Benjamin. | Hideaways in the desert - hiding complexes from the days of the Jewish revolts against the Romans in the desert fringe of the Land of Benjamin and southern Samaria, Dvir Raviv, Binyamin Har-Even, Yevgeny Aharonovich and Aharon Tavger | The hiding complex at Horvat Si'a south of the Shiloh Valley, Aharon Tavger and Dvir Raviv, from In the Depths of the Mountain: Studies of Ephraim and Benjamin, volume 3. | Update on the distribution of hiding complexes in the Timnah district, by Dvir Raviv, from In the Depths of the Mountain: Studies of Ephraim and Benjamin, volume 4. | Khirbet Kulzon - a site in southeastern Samaria, from the end of the Second Temple period until the Bar Kokhba Revolt, by Eitan Klein and Boaz Zissu, Department of Land of Israel Studies and Archaeology, Bar-Ilan University | An archaeological survey in Elkana Cave in western Samaria, by Boaz Zissu, Boaz Langford, Roi Porat, Dvir Raviv and Amos Frumkin. In In the Depths of the Mountain, Studies of Ephraim and Benjamin, volume 4. | Hiding complexes within the Gophna and Timnah districts and the northern border of the area ruled by Bar Kokhba, by Eitan Klein and Dvir Raviv, from Jerusalem and Eretz Israel, a journal of Land of Israel studies and archaeology | A refuge cave from the days of the Bar Kokhba Revolt in the cliffs of Araq Batn a-Jami'a in Nahal Shiloh. A. Klein and A. Frumkin, | Refuge caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period, volume 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. 510-518. | Finds from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period from Abud Cave in the western Bethel Mountains. B. Zissu, B. Langford, R. Porat, U. Davidovich and A. Frumkin. Refuge caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period, volume 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. 478-493. | Finds from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period from the Twins Cave in the western Jerusalem Mountains. B. Zissu, B. Langford, R. Porat and A. Frumkin. Refuge caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period, volume 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. | The coins from the Twins Cave - B. Zissu, H. Eshel, B. Langford and A. Frumkin. Refuge caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period, volume 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. 423-453. | Tur Tzafa Cave: a refuge cave from the days of the Bar Kokhba Revolt in the western Hebron Hills. D. Amit and A. Frumkin. Refuge caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period, volume 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. 397-401.- Khirbet Kulzon - a site in southeastern Samaria, from the end of the Second Temple period until the Bar Kokhba Revolt. By Eitan Klein and Boaz Zissu, Department of Land of Israel Studies and Archaeology, Bar-Ilan University
- A refuge cave from the days of the Bar Kokhba Revolt in the cliffs of Araq Batn a-Jami'a in Nahal Shiloh. A. Klein and A. Frumkin,
- Refuge caves from the Bar Kokhba Revolt period, volume 2, 2009. Editors: H. Eshel and R. Porat. 510-518.