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 2 - A Bible Scholar Looks at BAR’s Coverage of the Exodus
Footnote 1 - A Bible Scholar Looks at BAR’s Coverage of the Exodus
Footnote 14 - How Iron Technology Changed the Ancient World and Gave the Philistines a Military Edge
The “furnaces” at Tell Deir Alla have been related to the passage in 1 Samuel 13:19–22, as representing one of the places where the Israelites went down to have their metal implements repaired, but the published plans indicate that what was excavated there were pottery kilns of the channel type, best known from second millennium sites on the island of Crete.
Footnote 13 - How Iron Technology Changed the Ancient World and Gave the Philistines a Military Edge
Footnote 12 - How Iron Technology Changed the Ancient World and Gave the Philistines a Military Edge
See Aharoni, “The Israelite Occupation of Canaan,” BAR 08:03.
Footnote 11 - How Iron Technology Changed the Ancient World and Gave the Philistines a Military Edge
See Dothan, “What We Know About the Philistines,” BAR 08:04.
Footnote 10 - How Iron Technology Changed the Ancient World and Gave the Philistines a Military Edge
See Aharoni, “The Israelite Occupation of Canaan,” BAR 08:03.
Footnote 9 - How Iron Technology Changed the Ancient World and Gave the Philistines a Military Edge
See “An Israelite Village from the Days of the Judges,” BAR 04:03, by Aaron Demsky and Moshe Kochavi.
Footnote 8 - How Iron Technology Changed the Ancient World and Gave the Philistines a Military Edge
See “The Israelite Occupation of Canaan,” BAR 08:03, by Yohanan Aharoni.
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