Biblical Archaeological Review Back Issues 1993
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Feature articles found in each issue: BAR Nov/Dec 1993: "What Ever Happened to the Ammonites?" "The Search for Biblical Heshbon" "Where the Temple Tax Was Buried" "26 Tons of Gold and 65 Tons of Silver" "Cast Your Net Upon the Waters" "Archaeological Encyclopedia for the '90s" "BAS Dead Sea Scroll Research Council: Fragments" BAR Sept/Oct 1993: "Ancient Churches in the Holy Land" "An Interview with Moshe and Trude Dothan--Part II: The Philistines and the Dothans--An Archaeological Romance" "Capernaum from Jesus' Time and After" "Herod's Temple in East Anglia" "BAS Dead Sea Scroll Research Council: Fragments" BAR July/Aug 1993: "An Interview with Moshe and Trude Dothan--Part I: The Philistines and the Dothans--An Archaeological Romance" "The City of Salt" "An Ancient Israelite House in Egypt?" "The Bat Creek Inscription--Did Judean Refugees Escape to Tennessee?" "Unlocking the Mystery of Rogem Hiri" "Is the Ark of the Covenant in Ethiopia?" "BAS Dead Sea Scroll Research Council: Fragments" BAR May/June 1993: "Ephesus--Key to a Vision in Revelation" "The Many Masters of Dor--Part III: The Persistence of Phoenician Culture" "Uncovering Herod's Seaside Palace" "Where is David's Ziklag?" "The Qumran Settlement--Monastery, Villa or Fortress?" "BAS Dead Sea Scroll Research Council: Fragments" BAR Mar/Apr 1993: "The Many Masters of Dor--Part II: How Bad Was Ahab?" "A Death at Dor" "Cabul--A Royal Gift Found" "The Welcome Mat Is Out--Until You're Asked to Leave!" "The Great Mikveh Debate" "Faith and Archaeology" "BAS Dead Sea Scroll Research Council: Fragments" BAR Jan/Feb 1993: "The Many Masters of Dor--Part I: When Canaanites Became Phoenician Sailors" "1993 Excavation Opportunities" "Old Stones, New Friends" "Tell-ing It Like It Is" "More Scrolls Lie Buried" "BAS Dead Sea Scroll Research Council: Fragments"

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