Mendenhall, George E. Additional Author Smith, Robert Houston Additional Author Gold, Victor R. Additional Author Swauger, James L. Additional Author Scott, R. B. Y. Additional Author Thompson, Henry O. Additional Author Filson, Floyd V. Additional Author Kanael, Baruch Additional Author Yadin, Yigael Additional Author Malamat, Abraham Additional Author Mendelsohn, ISaac Additional Author Fensham, F. Charles Additional Author Rainey, Anson F. Additional Author Huffmon, Herbert B. Additional Author Skehan, Patrick W. Additional Author Cross, Frank Moore Additional Author Snyder, Graydon F. Additional Author Campbell, Edward F. Editor Freedman, David Noel Editor mixed material bibliography New York Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1970 Inggris

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10,5 x 18 cm / 424 pg Archaeology delights in making new what is old. Dirt and outdated theses alike must be overturned, and this is its fascination. The Biblical Archaeologist Reader Volume III, like the two volumes before it, aims at what is new, whether that be George Mendenhall's interpretation of covenants in the ancient Near East or accounts of papyri just uncovered in the Judean Desert. Twenty-four articles are divided into three parts, illustrating the content, means, and methods of archaeology: one part on the institutions of ancient Israel, with special attention to forms of covenant and law; one part on manuscripts and coins, as signposts to the Old Testament world; and the last on methods and results. The Biblical Archaeologist Reader Volume III marks the completion of a series that witnesses to the evolving nature of archaeological research. As one author remarks, "We are on the verge of a revolution equivalent to the...revolution which changed archaeology from a treasure hunt into a science...". Arkeologi Alkitab 220.707 / CAM / t III Perpustakaan Ordo Karmel Indonesia Indonesian Carmelite Order Library A13398 A13398-C1 My Library A13398 31.353..jpg 205220 2016-09-16 13:45:36 2024-03-19 12:00:36 machine generated