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First Person: “Brother of Jesus” Inscription—Authentic or a Forgery?

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 2016

First Person: Why Consult Scholarship to Judge “Jesus’ Wife” Fragment?

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, November/December 2016

First Person: Gedenkschrift

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, January/February 2017

First Person: Misogyny in the Bible

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 2017

First Person: The Best of the Past

BAR’s new design

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 1996

First Person: How to Know More and More About Less and Less

But not in the south

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 1997

First Person: Picasso and Pots

Why is it all right to collect one but not the other?

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 1997

First Person: The End of the Paper Trail

Final reports must go electronic

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 1997

First Person: BibleWorld

America needs a museum of Biblical archaeology

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, September/October 1997

First Person: A Name in Search of a Story

An Egyptian papyrus reveals an Asiatic slave with a Biblical name—a midwife mentioned in Exodus

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, January/February 1998

First Person: Rx for ASOR

The archaeologists’ organization can be nursed back to health

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 1998

First Person: General Drori in Command

Does Israeli archaeology need military discipline?

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 1998

First Person: Israel’s Archaeological Crisis

Cynical politics takes its toll on the field

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, September/October 1998

First Person: Even-Handed to a Fault

Not every scholarly position is as good as another

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, November/December 1998

First Person: New Life for an Old Theory

David’s general may have infiltrated Jerusalem via the water tunnels, after all

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, January/February 1990

First Person: Weighing the Evidence

Or lack thereof

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 1999

First Person: The Meaning of Unhistory

Not everyone shows up in the written record

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 1999

First Person: Don’t Buy Forgeries

(In other words, don’t collect)

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 1999

First Person: When Scholars Call In the Lawyers

Edinburgh conference focuses on intellectual property law

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, September/October 1999

First Person: Biting the Hand That Feeds You

Taking ingratitude to new heights

By Hershel Shanks

Biblical Archaeology Review, November/December 1999

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First Person: “Brother of Jesus” Inscription—Authentic or a Forgery?

First Person: Why Consult Scholarship to Judge “Jesus’ Wife” Fragment?

First Person: Gedenkschrift

First Person: Misogyny in the Bible

First Person: The Best of the Past

First Person: How to Know More and More About Less and Less

First Person: Picasso and Pots

First Person: The End of the Paper Trail

First Person: BibleWorld

First Person: A Name in Search of a Story

First Person: Rx for ASOR

First Person: General Drori in Command

First Person: Israel’s Archaeological Crisis

First Person: Even-Handed to a Fault

First Person: New Life for an Old Theory

First Person: Weighing the Evidence

First Person: The Meaning of Unhistory

First Person: Don’t Buy Forgeries

First Person: When Scholars Call In the Lawyers

First Person: Biting the Hand That Feeds You

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