Near East Archaeological Society Bulletin (60 issues)
Overview
Founded in 1957, the Near East Archaeological Society (NEAS) is built around researching the Bible’s geographical setting—the modern Middle East—with an evangelical perspective. Many members of NEAS are involved in archaeological research to provide better understanding of the Bible and the general history of the ancient Near East. The Near East Archaeological Society Bulletin (NEASB), the society’s journal, covers a range of topics including archaeological reports, general pieces on archaeology and the Bible, book reviews, and artifact analysis—complete with images and diagrams.
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Interested in other archaeological journals? Check out Biblical Archaeologist/Near Eastern Archaeology (1992–2011)
Key Features
- Analyses on archaeological issues in the Middle East
- Images bring to life the Bible’s ancient context
- Reviews other books and archaeological scholarship
Product Details
- Title: Near East Archaeological Society Bulletin (1958–2013)
- Publisher: NEAS
- Resource Type: Journals
- Topic: Ancient Near East
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