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Norma Franklin

Norma Franklin

University of Haifa, Zinman Institute of Archaeology, Department Member
Talks
Fit for a King: The Tombs of the Kings of Israelmore
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: Nov 2007
Organization: Dept. of Classics and Semitics, The George Washington University, Washington, DC
The Capital of the Northern Kingdom of Israel: From inception to destructionmore
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: 2007
Organization: Hebrew Bible Dept., Divinity School, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
The Proto-Aeolic Capitals from Samaria and Gerizim: A Different Perspective.more
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: Nov 2008
Organization: Society of Biblical Literature, Annual Meeting, November, 2008, Boston. , Biblical Lands and Peoples in Archaeology and Text: Theme: Samaria and the Samaritans).
Grace Mary Crowfoot and her four daughtersmore
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: Nov 2008
Organization: American School of Oriental Research, Annual Meeting 2008, November, Boston.
From Proto-Aeolic Capitals to Date Palms: A New Look at the Tree of Life and Archaeological Evidence of its' Cult (Iron Age II)more
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: 2008
Organization: The Institute of Holy Land Studies, Jerusalem
From Proto-Aeolic Capitals to Date Palms: A New Look at the Tree of Lifemore
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: 2009
Phoenix dactylifera L.: Connecting Archaeology and Datesmore
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: 2010
Organization: Kimmel Institute of Archaeological Science, Weizmann Institute Rehovot
The Acropolis of Samaria in the Iron Agemore
by Norma Franklin
Event Date: Nov 2010
Organization: Vorträge auf dem Wissenschaftlichen Kolloquium des DPV "Herrschaft und Repräsentation in Palästina und Syrien" 5.-7. Nov. 2010, Schloss Rauischholzhausen
The Volute Motifmore
by Norma Franklin
Ivories, votive capitals, stele, and beyond: The origin of the proto-ionic or volute motif and its evolution The volute motif has previously been recognized as a stylized version of a date palm, the tree of life. However until now the... more
Ivories, votive capitals, stele, and beyond:
The origin of the proto-ionic or volute motif and its evolution

The volute motif has previously been recognized as a stylized version of a date palm, the tree of life. However until now the key botanical rationale that gave rise to this relationship has not been understood. This paper will explain the naissance of the volute motif and illuminate its significant emblematic function in the art and architecture of the Ancient Near East.
Event Date: Nov 2010
Organization: American School of Oriental Research, Annual Meeting 2010, November, Atlanta
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