Biblical Archaeology Review

Kathleen Kenyon, Digging Up Jericho, London, 1957, pp. 186–209; Kathleen Kenyon, Excavations at Jericho, Volume I (London: 1960), pp. 180–262.

For more information on Josephus, see the review of Josephus—The Jewish War (see Books in Brief)

For more information on the archaeological excavation of Caesarea and its harbor, see Robert Bull, “Caesarea Maritima—The Search for Herod’s City,” BAR 08:03, and Robert Hohlfelder, “Caesarea Beneath the Sea,” BAR 08:03.

The Caesarea Ancient Harbor Excavation Project is sponsored by the Center for Maritime Studies at the University of Haifa and led by Professor Avner Raban. Other co-directors and representatives of their supporting institutions are Robert L. Hohlfelder of the University of Colorado, John P. Oleson of the University of Victoria, and Lindley Vann of the University of Maryland.

See Antonia Frederick Futterer, Palestine Speaks (Los Angeles, 1931) and Search Is on for Lost Ark of Covenant (A.F. Futterer, 1927).

Yigael Yadin, The Finds from the Bar Kokhba Period in “The Cave of the Letters” (Jerusalem, 1963) (Hebrew); Yigael Yadin, Bar Kokhba (London, 1971). Aaron Kirschenbaum, “Concerning the Requirement of White in sisith,” Studies in Judaism, David Kotler Jubilee Volume (Tel Aviv, 1976), pp. 246–52.

Louisa Bellinger, “Cloth,” Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible, I (Nashville, 1962).

Winifred Needler, “Three Pieces of Unpatterned Linen from Ancient Egypt in the Royal Ontario Museum,” Textile Manufacture in Northern Roman Provinces (Cambridge, 1970); Alisa Baginski and Amalia Tidhar, Textiles from Egypt (L. A. Mayer Institute for Islamic Art, 1980).

Jensen (1963), p. 115. Jensen computed the dollar values for dye and silk based on the dollar’s value in 1963. The figures in the text were calculated by multiplying Jensen’s figures by 2.82, the percentage by which the dollar declined in value between 1963 and 1983.

Yale Oriental Series (New Haven, 1915).