REL 58.01 Bible and Archaeology

This course examines how the study of the Bible and Archaeology complement each other by a consideration of methodological and theoretical issues, grounded in an investigation of selected case studies that may include, for example, Khirbet Qumran, Herodian Jerusalem (in the time of Jesus), and Masada (last stronghold of the Jewish rebels against Rome), among others.

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