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Ship graffiti from the Hellenistic and Early Roman periods in underground spaces in the Judean ShephelahBy Boaz Zissu and Eitan Klein, from the Conference on Underground Spaces booklet, March 2017, Cappadocia, Turkey
Underground complexes at Maresha and additional points on the hiding complexes in the Judean ShephelahBy Boaz Zissu and Amos Kloner
New findings in the study of hiding complexes in the Judean ShephelahBy Eitan Klein, Amir Ganor, Gideon Goldenberg and Boaz Zissu
Identification of the bell-shaped caves of the Judean Shephelah as quarry sitesBy Amos Kloner and Boaz Zissu, in Opera Ipogea, Vol. 14, No.2, 2014. Pp. 47-60
On the identification of the settlement Gerasa in JudeaBy Boaz Zissu, from Judea and Samaria Studies, volume 16
The 'Ossuary of Amma daughter of Hananiah' from Jerusalem and the Jewish settlement from the Second Temple period at Socoh in the Judean ShephelahBoaz Zissu, from New Studies on Jerusalem, proceedings of the sixth conference.
The hiding complex at Horvat Qatzra in the southern Judean ShephelahAmos Kloner, Boaz Zissu and Nili Graicer, from In the Depths of the Mountain, volume 5.
A hiding complex at Tel AdullamBy Boaz Zissu, from Nikrot Tzurim 20
New findings in the study of the distribution of hiding complexes and refuge caves in the Land of JudeaBy Amos Kloner and Boaz Zissu, from In the Depths of the Mountain, volume 4
Horvat Hushm in the Judean Shephelah and the question of its identification with Timnatha - one of Bacchides' fortificationsBy Boaz Zissu and Eitan Klein, from New Studies on Jerusalem, volume 20
A hiding complex from the days of the Bar Kokhba Revolt at Khalet Qeis North, Judean ShephelahBy Alon Klein and Eitan Klein, in the booklet In the Depths of the Mountain, volume 4
Hiding complexes at Horvat Ezra and Umm Shuqaf - new findings in the study of hiding complexes in the Judean ShephelahBy Eitan Klein, Amir Ganor, Gideon Goldenberg, Boaz Zissu
A complex underground system at Horvat 'Maresha-West': hiding and graffitiBy Boaz Zissu and Eitan Klein
An engraved horseman in a cave at Horvat Zikhri, Judean ShephelahBoaz Zissu
A Byzantine church and a rock-hewn underground system from the days of the Bar Kokhba Revolt at Horvat Midras in the Judean ShephelahAmir Ganor, Alon Klein, Rina Avner and Boaz Zissu
Horvat Tabaq at the foot of Tel Goded - a Jewish site destroyed in the Bar Kokhba RevoltBy Nahum Sagiv and Boaz Zissu