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The Tel Zayit Inscription (What's New In Archaeology), Michael Hasel
The Tel Zayit Inscription (What's New In Archaeology), Michael Hasel
Perspective Digest
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The Book Of Daniel In Light Of The Ancient Near Eastern Literary And Material Finds: An Archaeological Perspective, Patrick Mazani
The Book Of Daniel In Light Of The Ancient Near Eastern Literary And Material Finds: An Archaeological Perspective, Patrick Mazani
Dissertations
This dissertation examines the text of the book of Daniel in light of some ancient Near Eastern archaeological discoveries. While chapter 1 of this research is introductory, chapter 2 begins by investigating personal and place names mentioned in Daniel and making a comparative analysis between the claims of Daniel's text and related archaeological discoveries. Archaeological evidence shows that the place names mentioned in the book of Daniel were real geographical locations where historical events are claimed to have taken place. Archeological materials not only help clarify some words, phrases, and locations of places, but seem to show that at least …
Madaba Plains Project At Jalul, Randall W. Younker, Reem E. Al-Shqour
Madaba Plains Project At Jalul, Randall W. Younker, Reem E. Al-Shqour
Faculty Publications
During the 2008 season, Andrews University conducted excavations at Tall Jalul and initiated excavations at the Islamic Village located immediately south of Tall Jalul and 5km east of Madaba, Jordan.