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See Christos G. Doumas, “High Art from the Time of Abraham,” BAR 17:01.

A revised edition was published by Princeton Univ. Press in 1992. see Even Briefer, in this issue.

See “The Religious Message of the Bible—BAR Interviews Pere Benoit,” BAR 12:02.

See Joseph Patrich, “Reconstructing the Magnificent Temple Herod Built,” Bible Review, October 1988.

See Leen Ritmeyer, “Locating the Original Temple Mount,” BAR 18:02.

This sacrifice entailed the slaughter of a spotless red heifer on the Mount of Olives, following which its blood was sprinkled several times toward the Holy of Holies of the Temple. Its ashes were collected, mixed with water and used as a purification for sin.

The Mishnah is a compilation of rabbinic teachings gathered about 200 C.E.

Ze’ev Yeivin, “Ancient Chorazin Comes Back to Life,” BAR 13:05.

James Strange and Hershel Shanks, “Has the House Where Jesus Stayed in Capernaum Been Found?” BAR 08:06; Strange and Shanks, “Synagogue Where Jesus Preached Found at Capernaum,” BAR 09:06).

Jane Waldbaum, “From Bronze to Iron,” Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology, (Goteborg. Sweden: 1978), vol. 54, and Waldbaum, “Copper, Iron, Tin, Wood: The Start of the Iron Age in the Eastern Mediterranean,” Archaeomaterials, vol. 3, no. 2 (Summer 1989), pp. 111–122.