What does BAR stand for?

Biblical Archaeology Review

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Margaret Steiner in an article titled It's Not There: Archaeology Proves a Negative in the Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August, 1998, states: ".

Why Jerusalem? - Israel's Hidden Agenda

50), by Nina Burleigh: In November 2002, an article in The Biblical Archaeology Review heralded the discovery of an ancient Judean ossuary — a limestone box intended for the storage of human remains.

'Unholy Business' spins a good yarn

Albright is considered the ''father of Biblical Archaeology'' by the Biblical Archaeology Review.

Archaeology

The quality of the photography is very high, and many of these pictures have appeared previously in the Biblical Archaeology Review.

Hebrew Bible Slide Set. (Briefly Noted)

Hershel Shanks, editor of the Biblical Archaeology Review that published Lemaire's findings, said the box's discovery may be the most important find in the history of New Testament archaeology.

Burial box may have held bones of Jesus' brother: ossuary cracks on ...

The program, titled ``James, the Brother of Jesus,'' will show the unearthing of the box, reported in the journal Biblical Archaeology Review, and the authentication process as well as raise questions about Jesus' family life.

SMALL SCREEN THE BUZZ ON TELEVISION

Biblical Archaeology Review has cut through the confusion with a current effort worth emulating.

How to cut the confusion in a renewal-at-birth offer

Shanks and of his journal Biblical Archaeology Review as a gadfly in contributing to an environment in which delay was no longer possible cannot be overlooked.

Crisis in the scrollery: a dying consensus