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Jun 3 Blog

5 Questions: Meet BAR’s New Editor

By: BAS Staff

Glenn J. Corbett became editor of Biblical Archaeology Review in March, 2021. These 5 questions give an introduction to the man and the archaeologist.

Oct 28 Blog

The Nabonidus Inscription at Sela

By: Megan Sauter

In the sixth century B.C.E., the Neo-Babylonian king Nabonidus inscribed imperial propaganda on a cliff at Sela, a mountain fortress in modern Jordan, after conquering the Edomite site. The 10-by-6.5-foot inscription rests 300 feet above ground—halfway up a 600-foot-tall cliff!

Inscribed 2,800-yr-old altar from Ancient Ataroth

Aug 26 Blog

Inscribed Moabite Altar Mentions Biblical Rebellion

By: Jonathan Laden

Two Moabite inscriptions appear on a 2,800-year-old stone altar from Ataroth in modern Jordan. Notably, the words are written in the Moabite language and script, […]

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