ANE TODAY VOL I (2013)

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ANE Today 2013 Index

Vol. 1

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][mk_divider thickness=”1″ margin_top=”10″][vc_column_text]Athas, George. What’s New in Biblical Inscriptions?

Baram, Uzi. 200 Years of Tourism in the Holy Lands – From Mark Twain to the Digital Age

Ben-Tor, Amnon. The Ceremonial Precinct in the Upper City of Hazor: What Does the Identification As a Temple or Palace Have to Do With Joshua’s Conquest?

Ben-Tor, Amnon. The Renewed Hazor Excavations

Blakely, Jeffrey A. The Archaeology of World War I in Palestine and the Beginning of the Modern Middle East

Branting, Scott, Jack Green, and Foy Scalf. Digging through Data at the Oriental Institute

Casana, Jesse. Archaeology after the Arab Spring

Collins, Steven. Has Archaeology Gone Overboard in Throwing Out the Bible?

Cullen, Kevin M. A Toast to Our Fermented Past: Case Studies in the Experimental Archaeology of Alcoholic Beverages

Curvers, Hans. Saving Archaeological Heritage in Afghanistan

Damick, Alison, and Ahmad Lash. The Past Performative: Thinking through the Azraq Community Archaeology Project

Elledge, C. D. and Olivia Yeo. Rethinking the “Qumran Community”: Recent Approaches

Franklin, Norma. Who Really Built the Water System at Megiddo?

Hess, Richard S. Current Issues in Israelite Religion

Kane, Susan and Sam Carrier. Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in the New Libya

Kersel, Morag M., Christina Luke. Ten Years after Iraq: Archaeology, Archaeologists, and U.S. Foreign Relations

Lipovitch, David R. Why Zooarchaeology Should Not Be the Neglected Step-Child of Archaeology and Zoology

Maeir, Aren M. Archaeology and the Bible – Yet Another Personal Viewpoint

Mullins, Robert, and Nava Panitz-Cohen. Breaking Ground at Tel Abel Beth Maacah—Why Dig at the Gateway to the Arameans

Muscarella, Oscar White. An Unholy Quartet: Museum Trustees, Antiquity Dealers, Scientific Experts, and Government Agents

Rollefson, Gary O. Late Prehistoric Pastoral Exploitation of Arid Lands in Jordan: New Light from the Black Desert

Rosenzweig, Melissa, and Laurent Dissard. Common Ground: Archaeological Practice and Local Communities in Southeastern Turkey

Sandhaus, Débora. Hazor in the Ninth and Eighth Centuries BCE: From Omri to the Assyrian Destruction

Shai, Itzick, and Joe Uziel. Archaeology for the Masses: Tearing Down the Barriers between Archaeology and the Public

Simmons, Alan H. and Mohammad Najjar. Joint Custody: An Archaeological Park at Neolithic Ghwair I, Jordan

Ur, Jason. New Explorations in the Heart of Assyria: Cities and Landscapes on the Erbil Plain, Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Valkama, Kirsi. The Archaeology of Israel-Palestine in Finland

Warner, Dan. Who Built the Water System at Gezer? A Preliminary Assessment of the Renewed Excavations

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