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BAR Notables
Spring 2021
Do you read your print copy of BAR and find yourself wanting to continue your learning by exploring the articles referenced in the footnotes? BAR Notables makes it easy for you to find all these referenced articles, all in one place. Link directly to every one of our articles from BAR, Bible Review and Archaeology Odyssey footnoted in the current issue. We hope you’ll jump right in and find even more to fascinate and engage you online.
Q&C;
- Queries & Comments BAR, Winter 2020.
- Queries & Comments BAR, Summer 2020.
- Strata: “The Hagia Sophia Mosque,” BAR, Winter 2020.
- Biblical Bestiary: “Bee,” BAR, Fall 2020.
- Jennifer Drummond, Test Kitchen: “Unwinding with the Ancient Babylonians,” BAR, Fall 2020.
- Ben Witherington, Text Arcana: “What ‘God Is Love’ Actually Means,” BAR, Fall 2020.
- Sarah K. Yeomans, Classical Corner: “Pandemics in Perspective,” BAR, Fall 2020.
- “Digging Deeper at Tel Hadid,” BAR, Summer 2020.
- Lee M. Jefferson, “Jesus the Magician? Why Jesus Holds a Wand in Early Christian Art,” BAR, Fall 2020.
- What’s in a Name: “Akhenaten,” BAR, Fall 2020.
- Yosef Garfinkel, “The Face of Yahweh?” BAR, Fall 2020.
- Győző Vörös, “Restoring Herod’s Throne Niche at Machaerus,” BAR, Winter 2020.
- Nicholaus Pumphrey, Epistles: “Superheroes and the Bible,” BAR, Fall 2020.
Strata
- Shua Kisilevitz, Ido Koch, Oded Lipschits, and David S. Vanderhooft, “Facing the Facts About the ‘Face of God’: A Critical Response to Yosef Garfinkel,” BAR, Winter 2020.
- Yosef Garfinkel, “The Face of Yahweh?” BAR, Fall 2020.
- Yosef Garfinkel, “On Data and Its Interpretation,” Bible History Daily (blog), published on October 2, 2020.
- Yosef Garfinkel and Madeleine Mumcuoglu, Solomon’s Temple and Palace: New Archaeological Discoveries (Jerusalem: Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem & Biblical Archaeology Society, 2016).
Watertight and Rock Solid
- Cecilia Wassén, “Stepped Pools and Stone Vessels: Rethinking Jewish Purity Practices in Palestine,” BAR, July/August/September/October 2019.
- Ronny Reich, “The Great Mikveh Debate,” BAR, March/April 1993.
- Hanan Eshel, “The Pools of Sepphoris: Ritual Baths or Bathtubs? They’re Not Ritual Baths,” BAR, July/August 2000.
- Eric M. Meyer, “Yes, They Are,” BAR, July/August 2000.
- Ronny Reich, “They Are Ritual Baths,” BAR, March/April 2002.
- Marcela Zapata-Meza and Rosaura Sanz-Rincón, “Excavating Mary Magdalene’s Hometown,” BAR, May/June 2017.
- Yitzhak Magen, “Ancient Israel’s Stone Age: Purity in Second Temple Times,” BAR, September/October 1998.
‘Auja el-Foqa
- Ralph K. Hawkins and David Ben-Shlomo, “Khirbet el-Mastarah: An Early Israelite Settlement?” BAR, July/August 2018.
- Christopher Rollston, “The King of Judah, Jars of Wine, and the City of Jerusalem,” Bible History Daily (blog), published on October 25, 2017.
Epistles
- Lawrence E. Stager, “Jerusalem as Eden,” BAR, May/June 2000.
- Sarah K. Yeomans, Classical Corner: “Pandemics in Perspective,” BAR, Fall 2020.
- Sarah K. Yeomans, Classical Corner: “The Antonine Plague and the Spread of Christianity,” BAR, March/April 2017.
- Gabriel Barkay, Zachi Dvira, and Frankie Snyder, “What the Temple Mount Floor Looked Like,” BAR, November/December 2016.