Abstract
Religious reforms during King Hezekiah's reign, based on archaeological records from the various Iron Age II Judean sites, such as Tel Arad, Beer-sheba, Lachish, and others, reveal cultic changes from a new point of view.
Religious reforms during King Hezekiah's reign, based on archaeological records from the various Iron Age II Judean sites, such as Tel Arad, Beer-sheba, Lachish, and others, reveal cultic changes from a new point of view.