Biblical Archaeology Review Back Issues 1995
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Feature articles found in each issue: BAR Nov/Dec 1995: (no longer available) BAR Sept/Oct 1995: "Spirituality in the Desert: Judean Wilderness Monasteries" "Martyrius--Lavish Living for Monks" "The Death of a Discipline" "From Early Death to Resurrection: The Early Evidence" "Ferment in Byzantine Studies" BAR July/Aug 1995: "The Garden of Gethsemane: Not the Place of Jesus' Arrest" "Cherubim: God's Throne?" "Of Cherubim and Gospel Symbols" "From Camels to Computers: A Short History of Archaeological Method" "Finding Historical Memories in the Patriarchal Narratives" "Did a Letter to BAR End a Cornell Graduate Student's Career?" "New Carbon-14 Results Leave Room for Debate" BAR May/June 1995 (20th Anniversary Issue Cont.): "Scholars Speak Out" "10 Great Finds" "How BAR Changed My Life" "Did the Ark Stop at Elephanine?" "Leading Scholar Denied Access to Elephantine Ostraca" BAR Mar/Apr 1995 (20th Anniversary Issue): "A Short History of BAR" "Readers Speak Out" "The Patriarchal Age: Myth or History?" "How Mute Stones Speak: Interpreting What We Dig Up?" "Archaeology Thriving in Saudi Arabia: A BAR Special Report" "Long-Winded in the Windy City" "'House of David' Is There!" BAR Jan/Feb 1995: "The Honor Due Dead Sea Scroll Scholar Jozef Milik" "Did King Jehu Kill His Own Family?" "1995 Excavation Opportunities" "Prize Find" Priestly Blessing of a Voyage" "Dig Scholarships" "Sprucing Up for Jerusalem's 3,000th Anniversary" "Is This King David's Tomb?" "Glossary: Tools of the Archaeological Trade"

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