Footnote 1 - BARlines
See Avraham Negev, “Understanding the Nabateans,” BAR 14:06; and Philip C. Hammond, “New Light on the Nabateans,” BAR 07:02.
Biblical Archaeology Review
Biblical Archaeology Review is the flagship publication of the Biblical Archaeology Society. For more than 40 years it has been making the world of archaeology in the lands of the Bible come alive for the interested layperson. Full of vivid images and articles written by leading scholars, this is a must read for anyone interested in the archaeology of the ancient Near East.
Footnote 1 - Even Briefer
Steven Friesen, “Ephesus—Key to a Vision in Revelation,” BAR 19:03.
Footnote 1 - Books in Brief
Footnote 3 - Diggers—From Paid Peasants to Eager Volunteers
See Danny Syon, “Gamla—Portrait of a Rebellion,” BAR 18:01; “Gamla, Masada of the North,” BAR 05:01.
Footnote 2 - Diggers—From Paid Peasants to Eager Volunteers
See Ehud Netzer, “The Last Days and Hours at Masada,” BAR 17:06; and Jodi Magness, “Masada—Arms and the Man,” BAR 18:04.
Footnote 1 - Diggers—From Paid Peasants to Eager Volunteers
See Joseph A. Callaway, “Sir Flinders Petrie: Father of Palestinian Archaeology,” BAR 06:06.
Footnote 1 - Eight Not-So-Obvious Questions to Ask Before Joining Your First Dig
For typical examples, see Yoram Tsafrir, “Ancient Churches in the Holy Land,” BAR 19:05.
Footnote 1 - Prize Find: Caesarea Maritima Yields More Treasures
See “Buried Philistine Treasures Unearthed at Tel Miqne-Ekron,” BAR 19:01.
Footnote 2 - King Solomon’s Stables—Still at Megiddo?
As to whether this is really ancient Beer-Sheva or Ziklag instead, see Volkmar Fritz, “Where is David’s Ziklag?” BAR 19:03. See also the letter from Anson F. Rainey and reply from Fritz, BAR, Queries & Comments, BAR 19:06.
Footnote 1 - King Solomon’s Stables—Still at Megiddo?
John D. Currid, “Puzzling Public Buildings,” BAR 18:01, and “Megiddo—Stables or Storehouses?” BAR 02:03.
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