Vol. 41 (2005)

Buried History Vol. 41

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Editorial

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On this rock I will build my ekklesia: Counter-cultic springs of multiculturalism?

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Gustaf Adolf Deissmann (1866-1937): trailblazer in biblical studies, in the archaeology of Ephesus, and in international reconciliation

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New Light on the Siloam Tunnel Inscription

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Reconstructing Ancient Kellis

Kenneth A. Kitchen, On the Reliability of the Old Testament. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2003, Xxii + 662 pages, notes, black and white plates and indexes, US$30 ISBN 0802849601.

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Gavin Betts, Teach yourself new testament greek, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 2004, 278 pages, paperback A$44:95, ISBN 0340870842.

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James K. Hoffmeier, Ancient Israel in Sinai: The evidence for the Authenticity of the Wilderness Tradition, Oxford University Press: Oxford, 2005, 384pp, maps and plates, US$45, ISBN 0195155467

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Shimon Gibson, The Cave of John the Baptist: The Stunning Archaeological Discovery that has Redefined Christian History, New York: Doubleday, 2004, 400pp, maps, figures, plates, US$17, ISBN 0385503474 (Hb); The Cave of John the Baptist: The first archaeological evidence of the historical reality of the Gospel story, London: Arrow Books, 2005, A$28, ISBN 009942648X (Pb).

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Colin J. Humphreys, The Miracles of Exodus, San Francisco: Harper Collins (USA), London: Continuum, University of East London (UK) 2003, Hardback (Paperback 2004), 362 pages, Illustrations, Pictures and maps, US$24.95, ISBN 0060514043 (Hb).

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Gerald O'Farrell, The Tutankhamun deception: The true story of the mummy's curse, London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 2001, 233 pages, US$18, ISBN 0283072938.

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