The Solomonic commissioner's districts

The dichotomy between the Israelites of tribal origin and the urban Canaanites was a social and geographical reality of the united monarchy. The non-Israelites who were subjected to the levy lived mainly in the lowland areas such as the coastal plains and the Valley of Jezreel (a notable exception was Beth-shemesh and Beth-anath in Upper Galilee, Judg 1:32). Solomon’s commissioners were assigned territories in accordance with this reality. By: Carta Jerusalem Language: English Print size: 5.79x7.72 in (14.7x19.6 cm) 150 dpi - 825 kB For your personal use only Watermarks will not appear in downloaded maps. For commercial and any other application please Contact Us