Avi Hurvitz has a number of articles defending a view opposite to that of
Davies:
A. Hurvitz, "The historical quest for 'ancient Israel' and the linguistic
evidence of the Hebrew Bible: some methodological remarks", Vetus
Testamentum 47 (1997) 301-315.
A. Hurvitz, "The relevance of Biblical Hebrew linguistics for the historical
study of Ancient Israel", World Congress of Jewish Studies 12.A (1999) 21-33
A. Hurvitz, "Can biblical texts be dated linguistically? Chronological
perspectives in the historical study of Biblical Hebrew", Vetus Testamentum
Supplements 80 (2000) 143-160.
Best wishes,
--Martin Baasten
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