Dothan, Trude
דותן, טרודה קרקאוור
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Dothan, Trude Krakauer
Dotan, Ṭrudah
Dotan, Ṭrudeh
Dothan, T. (Trude)
דותן, טרודה
דותן, טרודה קרקאוור
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Archaeology
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Archaeologists
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found: ʻEn Gedi, 1963.
found: Excavations at Athienou ... 1983:t.p. (Trude Dothan)
found: nuc89-40338: Her Tel Miqne-Ekron, 1985(hdg. on OCH rept.: Dothan, Trude Krakauer; usage: T. Dothan)
found: Peraḳim be-toldot ha-misḥar ... c1990:t.p. (Ṭrudeh Dotan) added t.p. (Trude Dothan [in rom.])
found: News@ASOR enewsletter, Feb. 2, 2016(passed away in Jerusalem on January 28, 2016, after a long illness; most remembered for her ground-breaking publications on Philistine culture)
found: Wikipedia, viewed Feb. 4, 2015(12 October 1922-28 January 2016; born in Vienna, Austria; her family migrated to Mandatory Palestine in the year after her birth)
found: Wikidata website, February 18, 2022(Trude Dothan, Austrian-Israeli archaeologist, b. 12 October 1922, Vienna, Austria, d. 28 January 2016, Jerusalem; gender: female; languages: German, English, Hebrew; employer: Hebrew University of Jerusalem; educated at: Hebrew University of Jerusalem) - https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q292849
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1980-10-20: new
2022-02-19: revised
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