Deconstructing the Walls of Jericho Ze’ev Herzog— “‘Herzog is Almost in the Consensus Interview with Israel Finkelstein’“ and
— “‘It’s Insignificant'” Many reviews — See response by Hershel Shanks, Herzog’s Attack on the Bible Unjustified” — Helen Jacobus, Unearthing clues to the biblical past — Richard S. Hess, “Early Israel in Canaan, A Survey of Recent Evidence and Interpretations,” in [Israel’s Past in Present Research, Essays on Ancient Israelite Historiograhy, V. Philips Long, ed., Winona Lake, Indiana: Eisenbrauns, 1999] 492-518. Originally published in Palestinian Exploration Quarterly 125 (1993) 125-42. — William P. Brown, Introduction to John Bright’s A History of Israel, Appendix – An Update in the Search of Israel’s History, pdf. — National Geographic, Dec 2010, pp. 66-91, Kings of Controversy: Was the Kingdom of David and Solomon a glorious empire — or just a little cow town? It depends on which archaeologist you ask. Robert Draper interviews Eilat Mazar, Israel Finkelstein, Yosef Garfinkel, Thomas Levy, Norma Franklin, David Ilan, and others. |
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