Scholar Dan Schowalter will investigative the three temples built by Herod the Great that Jewish historian Josephus writes about in his texts at a lecture at 7 p.m., Jan. 29 in Life Sciences A Building, room 1919, Arizona State University Tempe campus. Schowalter will examine the difficulty of integrating material remains at these archeological sites with textual evidence from Josephus’ texts and the New Testament.
http://asunews.asu.edu/20090116_schowalterlecture
Scholar explores fusing archeological remains, historic text
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Re: Scholar explores fusing archeological remains, historic text
Dammit. I've got tickets to an opera that night!
Tempe isn't that far away.
Tempe isn't that far away.
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