Eilat Mazar’s Reaction to the Criticism of Her Reading

Seal Controversy: From Temech to Shlomit Introduction

Eilat Mazar January 30, 2008 1 Comments 2460 views Share

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I accept the suggestion made by Peter van der Veen and followed by many other scholars to read Sh l m t. Actually, I love it. For the time being, this reading is preferable to my reading of t m h or h m t. This is an opportunity also to thank the many scholars who took part in the various blogs contributing their knowledge on the subject.

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Elise A Reed says:

May 29, 2021 at 8:16 pm

I loved Eilat Mazar

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