Biblical Archaeology—Between Christians and JewsCross-file under New Book.There is a built-in tension between religious studies and academic ones in the humanities, including archaeology. The students in the yeshivas see themselves as protected within “the tent of the Torah” and any egress to the academic world opens one up to the dangers involved in exposure to opinions and worldviews that are contrary to the religious world.
See also, The Changing Landscape of Israeli Archaeology (Routledge, 2023).
By Hayah Katz
Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee
March 2024
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