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Saturday, February 05, 2005

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ARAMAIC WATCH: In "Losing Jesus' Language" Christianity Today interviews cultural historian and native Assyrian Dr. Eden Na...

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FORGERY SCANDAL IMPLICATIONS: The Winston-Salem Journal has a thoughtful piece on some of the political implications of the forged Bible-r...
Friday, February 04, 2005

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THE PETRA: LOST CITY IN STONE EXHIBIT is coming to Calvin College in April. And there will be a public lecture on Petra by Neal Bierling...

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SOME GOOD NEWS FOR ARCHAEOLOGY: IU reinstates overseas study archeology program in Israel BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Indiana University has r...
Thursday, February 03, 2005

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JEWISH CASTAWAYS IN INDIA: Bene Israel descended from shipwrecked Jews ( Canadian Jewish News ) By SHELDON KIRSHNER Samson Joseph Is...

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LOCUSTS OR CAROB PODS - which did John the Baptist eat? Philologos has a discussion in the Forward . I have no idea what the philological...
Wednesday, February 02, 2005

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THE IDENTITY OF VISITOR 100,000 IS REVEALED .

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THE NEW ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE SEPTUAGINT (NETS) has been adding more books to its page of provisional English translations . There are...

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THE SCHOTTENSTEIN ARTSCROLL TALMUD is the subject of an article in the Jerusalem Post . Excerpt: "It is one of the greatest Jewish li...

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ROCHELLE ALTMAN has posted a point-by-point response to Peter Daniels's review of her book on the ANE list.
Tuesday, February 01, 2005

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CONFERENCE ALERT : Margins of writing, origins of cultures: Unofficial writing in the ancient Near East and beyond Oriental Institute ...

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THE COUNT IS A BIT OFF, due to the weekend glitch, but I'll ignore that and just say welcome to PaleoJudaica's nominal 100,000th vis...

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SBL RESOLUTION SURVEY UPDATE: I've been extremely busy lately, so I've only now gotten around to checking for the final results of...

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PROFESSOR DANIEL HARLOW will be lecturing on the Dead Sea Scrolls at Central Michigan University: EXPERT TO DISCUSS DEAD SEA SCROLLS AT CMU...
Monday, January 31, 2005

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ORIENTAL INSTITUTE DEAD SEA SCROLL FRAGMENT UPDATE: Raymond D. Tindel, Registrar and Senior Curator, Oriental Institute Museum, writes on ...

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THE ST. ANDREWS DEAD SEA SCROLLS WEBSITE has been fully revised with a view toward the 2005 version of my Dead Sea Scrolls course, which be...

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RIGHT AROUND NOW, my hits counter should be registering its 100,000th visitor. With uncannily precise timing, the counter has gone dead and...

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THE TOMB OF GILGAMESH STORY has resurfaced and is causing a small stir in the Biblioblogosphere (see here and here and here ). The same ...

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SHALOM PAUL will lecture on the Dead Sea Scrolls in Columbus, Ga., next week" Author, scholar speaks on scrolls ( Columbus Ledger-Enq...
Sunday, January 30, 2005

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WE'RE IN EDINBURGH visiting friends, and I'm working from a very unfamiliar system, so blogging is likely to be limited. There does...