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The Museum of the Bible and those affiliated with the Green Collection were warned—repeatedly—about the problems surrounding the purchase and exhibition of unprovenanced, black-market antiquities.

By Robert R. Cargill

Biblical Archaeology Review, Fall 2020

First Person: A Magazine, Not a Journal

By Robert R. Cargill

Biblical Archaeology Review, Winter 2020

First Person: And Now for Something Completely Different

By Robert R. Cargill

Biblical Archaeology Review, Spring 2021

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First Person: Resurrecting the Dead

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First Person: Changes at the Top

First Person: Is the Bible a Bunch of Historical Hooey?

First Person: A New Chapter

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First Person: The American Bible Society’s Electronic Inquisition

First Person: The Importance of Archaeological Provenance

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First Person: Was Pontius Pilate’s Ring Discovered at Herodium?

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First Person: The Gender Divide

First Person: From Shalem to Jerusalem

First Person: Introducing the New BAR

First Person: Where Is the Real Biblical Bethsaida?

First Person: What Does Archaeology Say about Effective Peace Treaties?

First Person: Unprovenanced Antiquities: Learning the Hard Way

First Person: A Magazine, Not a Journal

First Person: And Now for Something Completely Different