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07/23 | 3,000 years ago, when alphabetic writing had just begun to spread across the masses of the ancient Near East, written words were far more than idle marks meant simply to Read more…
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07/23 | 3,000 years ago, when alphabetic writing had just begun to spread across the masses of the ancient Near East, written words were far more than idle marks meant simply to Read more…
Posted in Artifacts and the Bible.
02/07 | Christopher Rollston reviews Leaves from an Epigrapher’s Notebook: Collected Papers in Hebrew and West Semitic Epigraphy, Harvard Semitic Studies, 51. by Frank Moore Cross. Read more…
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07/15 | Bible artifacts found not in a stratified context, and often as the product of archaeological looting, tend to get a bad rap. In this installment of our series on important Read more…
Posted in Biblical Artifacts, Daily Life and Practice.