Nadav Na'aman presents a rigorous scholarly examination of the geographical data contained within the Hebrew Bible. This volume brings together seven essential studies that explore how ancient borders and regional districts are depicted in biblical historiography. By analysing these lists, Na'aman provides valuable insight into the administrative and historical structures of ancient Israel. This work serves as an indispensable tool for students and researchers of biblical history, offering a detailed and methodical approach to understanding the physical landscape as it was described by the biblical authors. Through careful study, you will gain a deeper appreciation of the complexity and significance of these geographical records in reconstructing the history of the biblical world.