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It’s that time of the semi-arbitrary calendrical cycle again, blog carnivals! Four Stone Hearth is up at A Hot Cup of Joe, so stop by, show some support, and learn about anthropology, the best o… more →
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James Ossuary Trial Update, Antiquities Authority chief: Experts suspended over antiquities 'forgery' ties
wrote 3 months ago: We have been following the now famous James Ossuary trial, which picked up this week (see here and h … more →
James Ossuary Trial Update, Antiquities Authority chief: Top scholars were suspected of ties to forgery group
wrote 3 months ago: Time released an article by Matthew Kalman, The Burial Box of Jesus’ Brother: A Case Against Fraud, … more →
The Burial Box of Jesus' Brother: A Case Against Fraud
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wrote 4 months ago: Time has just released a new article by Matthew Kalman entitled The Burial Box of Jesus’ Broth … more →
Those ancient Tombs...
wrote 6 months ago: To continue the unashamed (some might say ignoble) tradition of simply linking to other people … more →
The Jesus Tomb Debacle: RIP
wrote 7 months ago: The following is a repost from Butterflies and Wheels 2008 By R. Joseph Hoffmann So much will have b … more →
James Ossuary Debate Continues
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wrote 8 months ago: I’m assuming you have all heard about the scandalous James Ossuary discovered in Jerusalem in … more →
Papers on James at ETS
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wrote 1 year ago: Several papers on James are in the program for the upcoming Evangelical Theological Society 60th Ann … more →
Blog Carnivals and Other Links
wrote 1 year ago: It’s that time of the semi-arbitrary calendrical cycle again, blog carnivals! Four Stone Heart … more →
Talpiot Tomb Redux
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wrote 1 year ago: Ok, there has been a lot of stuff going on in the world of academic blogs concerning the recent Talp … more →
What's In a Name
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wrote 1 year ago: It used to be the case that any man could get a fast horse, head to the holy land, purchase a wonder … more →
James Tabor's Descent into Ignominy
wrote 2 years ago: On his site, James Tabor, the chair of the Department of Religious Studies at UNC Charlotte, discuss … more →
