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The study of the inscribed ossuary lid from Jerusalem
Publication details for Esther Eshel and Nahshon Szanton’s 2023 study, with access to the source.
2023 · Volume 110 · Pages 83-88View the research recordRESEARCH AT ITS SOURCE
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Publication details for Esther Eshel and Nahshon Szanton’s 2023 study, with access to the source.
2023 · Volume 110 · Pages 83-88View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Nahshon Szanton discusses the identification of Early Roman pools in southern Jerusalem and the distinction between bathing and ritual immersion.
2023 · Volume 113View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
A record of the 2023 study The Old Sword and the Sea: authors, volume, pages and source links.
2023 · Volume 111 · Pages 211-228View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Leah Di Segni examines inscriptions from the pool adjoining Shuni theater, including their language, official titles and dating.
2023 · Volume 110 · Pages 159-172View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
A bibliographic record of Haklay and colleagues’ 2023 study, with publication details and a link to the source.
2023 · Volume 111 · Pages 1-22View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Haggai Olshanetsky reassesses archaeological and textual evidence for Jewish participation in the Roman arena.
2023 · Volume 111 · Pages 119-148View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Elie Haddad and Alexander Glick examine the archaeological sequence of Jaffa harbor from the Byzantine period to the modern era.
2022 · Volume 109View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
The research report on decorated ivory panels from Building 100 at Giv‘ati Parking Lot, and their significance for craft, wealth and regional connections.
2022 · Volume 106 · Pages 57-74View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Zvi Greenhut and Gabriel Mazor present a water installation on Siloam Road and the evidence supporting its construction date.
2020 · Volume 101 · Pages 71*-86* (Hebrew); 137-138 (English summary)View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Yardenna Alexandre’s study of building strata, subterranean pits and pottery in Nazareth, with publication details and a reading guide.
2020 · Volume 98 · Pages 25-92View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Robert Kool’s study of 2,019 Roman coins from Qula, with guidance on reading a hoard and distinguishing the article from its catalogue.
2016 · Volume 84 · Pages 69-114View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Yosef Porath’s study of water tunnels, farms and irrigation at ‘En ‘Avrona, ‘En Yotvata and ‘En Marzev.
2016 · Volume 86 · Pages 1*-81* (Hebrew); 113-116 (English summary)View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Details of Amir Gorzalczany’s article in volume 68, published in 2011, with links to the original publication.
2011 · Volume 68 · Pages 193-219View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Dina Shalem reports architectural remains and pottery assemblages from a salvage excavation at Tel Kabri in the western Galilee.
2009 · Volume 61 · Pages 19-39View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
A bibliographic record for Oded Feder and Nimrod Negev’s study in volume 58, published in 2008.
2008 · Volume 58 · Pages 1-14 (Hebrew); 59*-60* (English summary)View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
A record of Jon Seligman’s article in volume 56, published in 2007: bibliographic identity and reading scope.
2007 · Volume 56 · Pages 33*-53*View the research recordRESEARCH RECORD
Ella Werker examines the boat’s timbers and the relationship between wood properties and structural function.
2005 · Volume 50View the research recordAdjust the reading experience to suit you. These tools complement your browser and device accessibility settings. Changes apply to this page; only an explicit choice to remember them saves them for another visit.
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