PrefaceAbbreviations Part 1: IntroductionCultivating Curiosity: Methods and Models for Understanding Ancient Economies Marvin Lloyd MillerPart 2: Economic Indications from the Hebrew BibleThe “Successful, Wise, Worthy Wife” of Prov 31:10–31 as a Source for Reconstructing Aspects of Thought and Economy in the Late Persian / Early Hellenistic PeriodEhud Ben ZviMore than Friends? The Economic Relationship between Huram and Solomon ReconsideredGary N. KnoppersAgrarian Economy through City-Elites’ Eyes: Reflections of Late Persian Period Yehud Economy in the Genealogies of ChroniclesLouis JonkerAncient Comparisons, Modern Models, and Ezra–Nehemiah: Triangulating the Sources for Insights on the Economy of Persian Period YehudPeter AltmannPart 3: Economic Indications from Other Literary Sources: פרו ורבו and the Seventh Year: Complementary Strategies for the Economic Recovery of Depopulated YehudPhilippe GuillaumeExploitation of Depopulated Land in Achaemenid JudahLisbeth S. FriedThe Achaemenid Policy of ReproductionJosef WiesehöferThe Economy and Administration of Rural Idumea at the End of the Persian PeriodDiana EdelmanPart 4: Economic Indications from ArchaeologyForces of Decline and Regeneration: A Socioeconomic Account of the Iron Age II Negev DesertYifat ThareaniThe Rural Economy of Judah during the Persian Period and the Settlement History of the District SystemOded LipschitsIndexesIndex of AuthorsIndex of ScripturePrefaceAbbreviations Part 1: IntroductionCultivating Curiosity: Methods and Models for Understanding Ancient Economies Marvin Lloyd MillerPart 2: Economic Indications from the Hebrew BibleThe “Successful, Wise, Worthy Wife” of Prov 31:10–31 as a Source for Reconstructing Aspects of Thought and Economy in the Late Persian / Early Hellenistic PeriodEhud Ben ZviMore than Friends? The Economic Relationship between Huram and Solomon ReconsideredGary N. KnoppersAgrarian Economy through City-Elites’ Eyes: Reflections of Late Persian Period Yehud Economy in the Genealogies of ChroniclesLouis JonkerAncient Comparisons, Modern Models, and Ezra–Nehemiah: Triangulating the Sources for Insights on the Economy of Persian Period YehudPeter AltmannPart 3: Economic Indications from Other Literary Sources: פרו ו.ר.בו. and the Seventh Year: Complementary Strategies for the Economic Recovery of Depopulated YehudPhilippe GuillaumeExploitation of Depopulated Land in Achaemenid JudahLisbeth S. FriedThe Achaemenid Policy of ReproductionJosef WiesehöferThe Economy and Administration of Rural Idumea at the End of the Persian PeriodDiana EdelmanPart 4: Economic Indications from ArchaeologyForces of Decline and Regeneration: A Socioeconomic Account of the Iron Age II Negev DesertYifat ThareaniThe Rural Economy of Judah during the Persian Period and the Settlement History of the District SystemOded LipschitsIndexesIndex of AuthorsIndex of Scripture