Biblical Archaeology Review

S. Ilani, A. Rosenfeld, H.R. Feldman, W.E. Krumbein and J. Kronfeld, “Archaeometric Analysis of the ‘Jehoash Inscription’ Tablet,” Journal of Archaeological Science 35 (2008), p. 2972.

Leo Depuydt, “The Alleged Gospel of Jesus’ Wife: Assessment and Evaluation of Authenticity,” Harvard Theological Review 107 (April 2014), pp. 172–189; see also Karen L. King, “Response to Leo Depuydt, ‘The Alleged Gospel of Jesus’ Wife: Assessment and Evaluation of Authenticity,’” Harvard Theological Review 107 (April 2014), pp. 190–193.

Karen L. King, “‘Jesus said to them, “My wife …”’: A New Coptic Papyrus Fragment,” Harvard Theological Review 107 (April 2014), pp. 131–159.

Schwartz et al., “Bones, Teeth, and Estimating Age of Perinates,” pp. 738–745.

F. Fedele and G.V. Foster, “Tharros: Ovicaprini Sacrificali e Ritu ale del Tophet,” Revisti di Studi Fenici 16 (1988), pp. 30–45.

P. Smith, G. Avishai, J.A. Greene and L.E. Stager, “Age Estimations Attest to the Practice of Infant Sacrifice at the Carthage Tophet,” Antiquity 338 (2013) p. 1191 .

J.H. Schwartz et al., “Skeletal Remains from Punic Carthage Do Not Support Systematic Sacrifice of Infants,” PloS ONE 5 (2010), online p. e9177; J.H. Schwartz et al., “Bones, Teeth, and Estimating Age of Perinates: Carthaginian Infant Sacrifice Revisited,” Antiquity 86 (2012), p. 738.

P. Smith, G. Avishai, J.A. Greene and L.E. Stager, “Aging Cremated Infants: The Problem of Sacrifice at the Tophet of Carthage,” Antiquity 85 (2011), p. 859. They were excavated by the ASOR Punic project between 1975 and 1980.

P. Xella et al., “Phoenician Bones of Contention,” Antiquity 338 (2013), p. 1199.

Some guidance, including in practical matters, is given in my handbook Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible, 3rd ed., revised and expanded (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2012).