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Article Contents -1 p.2 1 p.3 2 p.4 3 Issue Table of Contents -1 Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, No. 84, Dec., 1941 -1 Front Matter [pp.1-2] -1 The Beit el-Mā Samaritan Inscription [pp.2-4] -1 A Synagogue at Elath? [pp.4-5] -1 The Towers and Cisterns of the Third Wall of Jerusalem [pp.5-7] -1 The Egypto-Canaanite Deity Haurôn [pp.7-12] -1 Did Anath Fight the Dragon? [pp.12-14] -1 Anath and the Dragon [pp.14-17] -1 A Note on the Seal of the Servant of Ahaz [pp.17-19] -1 An Authoritative Introduction to Biblical Archaeology [p.19] -1 Books and Monographs Received by the Editor [pp.20-25] -1 Thirty-Ninth Annual Report of the President [pp.26-27] -1 Report of the Director of the School in Jerusalem [pp.27-30] -1 Report of the Director of the Baghdad School [p.31] -1 Annual Financial Report of the American Schools of Oriental Research [pp.32-33] -1 Back Matter [pp.34-36] -1 Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 1941.84:2-4
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- Author
- I. Ben-Zevi and W. F. Albright
- Publisher
- American Schools of Oriental Research; The University of Chicago Press; University of Chicago Press (ISSN 0003-097X)
- Published
- 1941
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)