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Dahlia pointed to the team's unity as a decisive factor in Friday's 21-14 Olympic League upset victory over Valley Christian of Cerritos. Overall, Dever's case for the pottery as the decisive factor for his theory is not compelling, and a number of archaeologists would question its continuity, including Amihai Mazar, Aharon Kempenski, and, at least in his 1988 book, ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE ISRAELITE SETTLEMENT (Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1988), Israel Finkelstein. 1) the function of Cinquecento theater both as a reflection of aspects of contemporary culture and as a decisive factor in the making of social history since, as he shows, it was a forum for debating such cultural issues as the political nature of kingship and the questione della donna. |
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