T. C. Mitchell

Auteur de The Bible in the British Museum: Interpreting the Evidence

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Comprend les noms: T C MITCHELL (EDITOR)

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The Bible in the British Museum: Interpreting the Evidence (1988) 151 exemplaires

Captain Cook and the South Pacific (1979) 19 exemplaires

Biblical Archaeology: Documents for the British Museum (1988) 10 exemplaires

Oxus: Der Oxus-Schatz aus dem British Museum London = The Oxus treasure from the British Museum London (1989) 2 exemplaires

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The Bible In The British Museum: Interpreting The… par T.C. Mitchell

A collection of items (all illustrated) related to the historical background of the Bible, chiefly the historical books of the Old Testament. Some are only very generally related --materials on the history of Palestine before the Israelite kingdoms for example --others are more directly relevant, such as an Assyrian record of King Ahab of Israel.

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antiquary | 1 autre critique | Mar 28, 2015 |

The Bible in the British Museum: Interpreting the… par T C Mitchell

The links between archaeology and the Bible have fascinated generations of archaeologists and biblical scholars who seek documentation of events narrated in the Bible. The British Museum's collections include numerous inscribed objects, scripts and pictorial reliefs which provide such evidence.

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lifespringworc | 1 autre critique | May 1, 2011 |