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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Eshkalonites (Ashkelon)

The people of Ashkelon, one of the five Philistine cities still unconquered when Joshua was old. Digs on the coast there have found a large Philistine cemetery, which gave archaeologists the Philistines' own bones.

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The people of Ashkelon, one of the five Philistine cities still unconquered when Joshua was old. Digs on the coast there have found a large Philistine cemetery, which gave archaeologists the Philistines' own bones.

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Eshkalonites were the inhabitants of Ashkelon, one of the five Philistine lord-cities listed in Joshua 13:3 among the territory still unconquered when Joshua was old. Ashkelon has been extensively excavated on Israel's Mediterranean coast, uncovering both Canaanite and Philistine occupation layers, including a large Philistine cemetery discovered in the 2010s that has given archaeologists direct skeletal evidence of the Philistine population.

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  • Joshua 13:3

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