Here’s a SNEAK PEEK of some talks you’ll experience:
> GIBSON: Jerusalem in the Iron Age as Seen from the Western Hill
> HARKINS: A Reappraisal of the Teacher of Righteousness from the Dead Sea Scrolls
> MANDELL: The People Behind the Text: Craft Literacy in Ancient Israel and Judah
> MCCABE: Ideal Community and Counterfeit: The Conspiracy of Ananias and Sapphira in the Book of Acts
> SCHMIDT: The Archaeology of the Amman Citadel in the Iron Age
> STAHL: Battle of the Gods: The Prophet Elijah and the Origins of Biblical Monotheism
Enjoy well-paced, insightful online learning via Zoom as many renowned scholars in the field from around the world speak on archaeology of the Bible, Bible lands, and Bible peoples.
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Tel Aviv University
“King Solomon’s Mines” Revisited: 10 Years of Excavations in Timna Valley
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Jerusalem in the Iron Age as Seen from the Western Hill
Boston College
A Reappraisal of the Teacher of Righteousness from the Dead Sea Scrolls
Trinity International University
Who is Tirkana, and what is doing in Hezekiah's Judah?
*lecture will not be recorded for re-broadcast
Johns Hopkins University
The People Behind the Text: Craft Literacy in Ancient Israel and Judah
Bethel University in Indiana
Ideal Community and Counterfeit: The Conspiracy of Ananias and Sapphira in the Book of Acts
Hellenic Society for Near Eastern Studies
Zoara and Lot's Cave from biblical to medieval times. Excavations and Studies, 1987-2019
Rutgers University
The Jews of Arabia: From the Great Revolt until the Rise of Islam
Albright Institute of Archaeological Research
The Archaeology of the Amman Citadel in the Iron Age
New York University
Battle of the Gods: The Prophet Elijah and the Origins of Biblical Monotheism
CUNY, Brooklyn College
Synagogue as Sensorium: Jews, the Senses, and Worship in Antiquity
Samford University
Lamp manufacturing at Shikhin, and the experimental lamp kiln built and fired by Yeshu Dray
More Lectures Coming Soon
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Biblical Archaeology Society
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