Biblical Archaeology Review is a one-of-a-kind archaeology magazine that acts as a bridge between the academic study of archaeology and a broad general audience eager to understand the world of the Bible better. Covering both the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament since its beginning in 1975, BAR is the leading nonsectarian forum for the discussion of Biblical archaeology. Articles by top scholars are written for the layperson, and archaeological news, trivia and games ensure that even the most serious scholars enjoy reading the latest issue of BAR.
Biblical Archaeology Review
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Biblical Archaeology Review
Winter 2021 Volume 47 Number 4Who Built the Tomb of the Kings? • The Shapira Scrolls: The Case for Forgery • The Shapira Scrolls: The Case for Authenticity • Biblical Archaeology 101: Why We Dig: The Aims of Archaeology
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Biblical Archaeology Review
Fall 2021 Volume 47 Number 3A Glorious Church for a Mysterious Martyr • Does Archaeology Confirm Joseph’s Time in Egypt? • Canaanite Worship at Lachish—New Details Emerge • Biblical Archaeology for the People
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Biblical Archaeology Review
Summer 2021 Volume 47 Number 2New Testament Religious Figures Confirmed • A Very Brief History of Old Hebrew Script • The Curious Case of Noah’s … Box?
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Biblical Archaeology Review
Spring 2021 Volume 47 Number 1The Holy Sepulchre in History, Archaeology, and Tradition • Watertight and Rock Solid: Stepped Pools and Chalk Vessels as Expressions of Jewish Ritual Purity • Bronze Age Fashion in Syria • ‘Auja el-Foqa—A Desert Fortress on Ancient Israel’s Eastern Frontier