An edition of Biblical archaeology
(2009)
Biblical archaeology
a very short introduction
by Eric H. Cline
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"Archaeologist Cline discusses the origins of biblical archaeology as a discipline and what first prompted explorers to go in search of sites that would 'prove' the Bible. He surveys some of the sites, including Hazor, Megiddo, Gezer, Lachish, Masada, and Jerusalem. Separate chapters deal with the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, frauds and forgeries, and future prospects"--Provided by publisher.
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Biblical archaeology: a very short introduction
2009, Oxford University Press
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Table of Contents
The nineteenth century : the earliest explorers
Before the Great War : from theology to stratigraphy
The interwar period : square holes in round tells
After 1948 : biblical veracity and nationalism
Beyond the Six-Day War : new surveys and strategies
The 1990s and beyond : from nihilism to the present
From Noah and the Flood to Joshua and the Israelites
From David and Solomon to Nebuchadnezzar and the neo-Babylonians
From the silver amulet scrolls to the Dead Sea scrolls
From Herod the Great to Jesus of Nazareth
From the Galilee boat to the Megiddo Prison mosaic
Fabulous finds or fantastic forgeries?
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Includes bibliographical references (p. ).
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