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Jerusalem Tracker 16: New Academic Publications about the Holy City (opens the original)
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If you find this newsletter valuable, consider upgrading to a paid subscription and receive unique Jerusalem-related benefits.View subscription benefitsI’m happy to share the latest edition of Jerusalem Tracker, a quarterly list of every new academic publication I can find that is relevant for the study of historical Jerusalem. To create the list, I manually comb through hundreds of periodicals, publishing house websites, newsletters, pop
Jerusalem Tracker 16: New Academic Publications about the Holy City (opens the original)
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If you find this newsletter valuable, consider upgrading to a paid subscription and receive unique Jerusalem-related benefits.View subscription benefitsI’m happy to share the latest edition of Jerusalem Tracker, a quarterly list of every new academic publication I can find that is relevant for the study of historical Jerusalem. To create the list, I manually comb through hundreds of periodicals, publishing house websites, newsletters, pop
Two New Ideas about the Siloam Tunnel Inscription (opens the original)
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If you find this newsletter valuable, consider upgrading to a paid subscription and receive unique Jerusalem-related benefits.View subscription benefitsIn compiling the previous Jerusalem Tracker, I was surprised to come upon two new interpretations of the Siloam Tunnel Inscription. Since this ancient Hebrew text was discovered in 1880, the amount of scholarly literature
Resurfacing (opens the original)
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If you find this newsletter valuable, consider upgrading to a paid subscription and receive unique Jerusalem-related benefits.View subscription benefitsIf you have been around here for a while, you may have noticed that I’ve been publishing less frequently. This was almost entirely due to my dissertation research. Over the last few years, I found it very difficult to engage with any other writing projects. Stepping away from the dissertation al
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