Biblical Archaeology Review
November/December 2011 • Volume 37 Number 06
BAR 37:06, Nov/Dec 2011
- Features
- Condemned to the Mines
- By Thomas E. Levy and Mohammad Najjar
- Excarnation: Food For Vultures
- By Rami Arav
- Ossuaries: Granaries for the Soul?
- Hercules in Galilee
- By Michael Eisenberg and Arthur Segal
- Hercules: Trendy Israelite Bathhouse Décor
- Fudging with Forgeries
- By Hershel Shanks
- The Origin of Israelite Sacrifice
- By William W. Hallo
- Departments
- First Person: Antiquities in Poems
- By Ronny Reich
- The Potter
- Biblical Views: Are Feminists Biased About the Bible?
- By Jane Schaberg
- Archaeological Views: New Eyeballs on Ancient Texts
- By Bruce Zuckerman
- Strata: Lost Syriac Text Gives Magi’s View of the Christmas Story
- Strata: How Many?
- Strata: The Bible in the News
- By Leonard J. Greenspoon
- Strata: Is This What the Temple Menorah Looked Like?
- Strata: A Menorah at Persepolis?
- Strata: In History
- Strata: Caligula Reveals His True Colors
- Strata: In Their Own Words
- Strata: What Is It?
- Strata: Exhibit Watch: Ancient Glassmaker’s Wares on Display at Israel Museum
- Strata: Cartoon Caption Contest
- ReViews: Down and Dirty in Jesus’ Time
- By Shaye J. D. Cohen
- ReViews: A Museological Moment
- By Steven Fine
- Authors
- WorldWide
- Queries & Comments
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