Series
Archaeology and Bible
Edited by Israel Finkelstein, Deirdre Fulton, Oded Lipschits, Christophe Nihan, Thomas Römer, and Konrad Schmid
Since the collapse of traditional “biblical archaeology,” biblical studies and the archaeology of ancient Israel have developed largely independently of each other. The series Archaeology and Bible aims to create new bridges between these two academic disciplines, by providing original, cutting-edge critical studies on the literature and the material culture of ancient Israel in its Levantine context from archaeological, epigraphic and biblical perspectives. To that effect, the series will especially promote inter- and transdisciplinary studies, as well as new methodological and theoretical approaches in order to bring archaeological and biblical research into a close conversation.
ISSN: 2698-4520 / eISSN: 2698-4539 - Suggested citation: ArchB
New Approaches Regarding the Iron Age and the Persian Period from Hebrew Bible Studies and Archaeology
Edited by Benedikt Hensel, in collaboration with Jordan Davis
Edited by Benedikt Hensel, in collaboration with Jordan Davis
2024.
VIII, 347 pages.
ArchB 8
Edited by Ido Koch and Omer Sergi
2023.
VI, 247 pages.
ArchB 7
On Pentateuchal Models and Compositional Issues
2022.
XIV, 311 pages.
ArchB 6
Edited by Thomas Römer, Konrad Schmid, and Axel Bühler
2021.
VI, 178 pages.
ArchB 5
Recent Research on the Compilation, the Redaction and the Reception of the Biblical Narrative and Its Historical and Cultural Contexts
Edited by Benedikt Hensel
Edited by Benedikt Hensel
2021.
VIII, 236 pages.
ArchB 4
Periods of the Formation of the Bible
Ed. by Peter Dubovský and Federico Giuntoli
Ed. by Peter Dubovský and Federico Giuntoli
2020.
XVI, 576 pages.
ArchB 3
Reassessing Archaeological and Literary Perspectives
Edited by Peter Altmann, Anna Angelini, and Abra Spiciarich
Edited by Peter Altmann, Anna Angelini, and Abra Spiciarich
2020.
VI, 158 pages.
ArchB 2
The Birds of Leviticus 11 and Deuteronomy 14
2019.
X, 186 pages.
ArchB 1