Footnote 2 - Name of Ancient Israel’s Last President Discovered on Lead Weight
Another hidden complex, at Herodium in the Judean desert, is described in “Jewish Rebels Dig Strategic Tunnel System” by Ehud Netzer, in this issue.
Biblical Archaeology Review
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Footnote 1 - Name of Ancient Israel’s Last President Discovered on Lead Weight
Footnote 1 - Books in Brief
See Suzanne F. Singer, “Is the Cultic Installation at Dan Really an Olive Press?” BAR 10:06.
Footnote 2 - Recovering Roman Jerusalem—The Entryway Beneath Damascus Gate
Footnote 1 - Recovering Roman Jerusalem—The Entryway Beneath Damascus Gate
Footnote 1 - BAR Interview: Yigal Shiloh—Last Thoughts, Part II
“A Visit with Ahilud,” BAR 09:05, by Joseph A. Callaway.
Footnote 8 - The Route Through Sinai: Why the Israelites Fleeing Egypt Went South
For the earlier date, see John J. Bimson and David Livingston, “Redating the Exodus,” BAR 13:05; for the later date, see Baruch Halpern, “Radical Exodus Redating Fatally Flawed,” BAR 13:06).
Footnote 7 - The Route Through Sinai: Why the Israelites Fleeing Egypt Went South
See my article, “Fifteen Years in Sinai,” BAR 10:04.
Footnote 6 - The Route Through Sinai: Why the Israelites Fleeing Egypt Went South
Footnote 5 - The Route Through Sinai: Why the Israelites Fleeing Egypt Went South
See Emmanuel Anati, “Has Mt. Sinai Been Found?” BAR 11:04.
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