Biblical Archaeology Review Back Issues 1994
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Feature articles found in each issue: BAR Nov/Dec 1994: "Potter's Field or High Priest's Tomb?" "Resting Place of the Rich and Famous" "The 'House of David' and the House of the Deconstructionists" "MMT as the Maltese Falcon" "Paul, 'Works of the Law' and MMT" "For This You Waited 35 years" "Revolution in Bible Study" BAR Sept/Oct 1994: "Was It an Essene Settlement?" "A Hub of Scribal Activity?" "Solving the Mithraic Mysteries" "Exodus Itinerary Confirmed by Egyptian Evidence" "Archaeology's Dirty Secret" BAR July/Aug 1994: "Jerusalem's Underground Water Systems" "--How They Met" "--Up the Waterspout" "--Siloam Inscription Memorializes Engineering Achievement" "Israeli Court Finds Muslim Council Destroyed Ancient Remains on Temple Mount" "Ousted Chief Scroll Editor Makes His Case" "Yigael Yadin: "Hoarder and Monopolist" "'House of David' Built on Sand" BAR May/June 1994: "What's a Bamah? How Sacred Space Functioned in Ancient Israel" "'House of David' Resored in Moabite Inscription" "The Tombs of Silwan" "Was Yahweh Worshiped as the Sun?" "Power to the Powerless--A Long-Lost Song of Miriam" "Memorandum: Re Restoring Gezer" BAR Mar/Apr 1994: "'David' Found at Dan" "Inside the Israel Antiquities Authority" "Capital Archaeology" "Peace, Politics and Archaeology" "King David's Head from Gaza Synagogue Restored" "Turmoil at the Harvard Semitic Museum" BAR Jan/Feb 1994: "Back to Megiddo" "King Solomon's Stables--Still at Megiddo?" "1994 Excavation Opportunities" "Eight Not-So-Obvious Questions to Ask Before Joining Your First Dig" "Diggers--From Paid Peasants to Eager Volunteers" "BAS Dead Sea Scrolls Research Council: Fragments"

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