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110 pages ; 20 cm How much can archaeology tell us about the everyday life and history of the people of the Bible? This volume shows us how archaeological research illustrates the life and customs of the Biblical era. The author points out how changes in Biblical history were mirrored by changes in pottery, architecture, funerary art, coinage, pagan idols, clothing, weapons, musical instruments, tools and means of transportation. He goes on to demonstrate how the search for evidence of recorded Biblical events led to the discovery of other earlier events and the unearthing of even more ancient civilizations. The importance of Biblical archaeology also lies in filling in the historical gaps that were never covered in the Bible. Here, this science is attempting to provide the historical continuity needed for an overall view of the Biblical era Translation of Archéologie du peuple d'Israël Includes bibliographical references (pages 109-110)
- Author
- from the French by Kathleen Pond
- Publisher
- New York: Hawthorn Books
- Published
- 1960
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Christian, Bible, Religion
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