The AP article in its current form online does not contain the
error. It only appears in Haaretz.
http://paleojudaica.blogspot.com/
2008_04_27_archive.html#4645028138572881471
Jim Davila
On 1 May 2008, at 9:13 am, Joe Zias wrote:
One of the things that I like so much about the AP here in
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Stephen,
In the 1994 BAR article I cited in the blog post, Strugnell said that
he was saving the story of the ladies-of-uncertain-profession and the
Enoch microfilm for his memoirs . But I've heard nothing more than
that and I don't know whether he actually intends to write them. I
hope so.
Yes, thanks for the correction, which I have now fixed in the
lecture. I got your earlier note, but I just haven't had time to
attend to it until now.
Jim
James Davila's lecture summary on pesharim
http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/divinity/pesharim.html
makes several good observations; a typo in the
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Futher to my PaleoJudaica post and message regarding the possible
loss of funding for RevQ and REJ:
It seems that the e-mail address that I gave on Tuesday for
Jean-Marie Hombert, the director of the "Sciences humaines"
department at the CNRS, was incorrect. I did not get an error
message, bu
Dear Qumranikoi,
I've agreed to do a brief survey of the field of Qumran/Dead Sea
Scrolls studies, covering the period 1998 to the present, for the
American Journal of Archaeology. I would be very grateful if readers
would help me out by sending me information on the following:
1. Archaeology.
