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ood for thought but now it is time to turn our attention East words and a little later in time so we can't debate but you've brought up right now our next speaker is dr. Timothy P Harrison who has been Middle Eastern civilizations at the University of Toronto since 1997 throughout his career he has focused on the archaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean with important work on sites in Jordan Israel his 1995 doctoral dissertation for the University of Chicago was on the early Bronze Age of Highland Central Jordan and he is also director of the archaeological excavations at the bronze and Iron Age side a place otherwise famous for its visintine map of the holy land and nearby Mount Nebo as a research associate at the Oriental Institute dr. Harrison turned his attention to the side of megiddo where he was engaged in the publication of stratum 6 tackling issues related to the transformation from the light from Peloton the interest in this complex transition in the near East and the Mediterranean the so-called Dark Ages that intervene between the Bronze Age of the second millennium BC and the middle and late iron edge of the sea death about cats and lectures today rulers in times of transition as inspired by The Harem have exhibition please centuries of Darkness to use a title of a well-known book have been greatly illuminated by Tim Harrison's groundbreaking work as director of excavations of the Tilt I not archaeological project modern Southeastern turkey which is part of a wider inter-regional research effort seeking to shed light on the development of urban life and state formation State ordered Society in the diverse culture Bike World this archaeological effort has been complemented by his penetrating studies with tantalizing title such as lifting the veil on a Dark Age tie knot and the north around East Valley during the early iron