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New for 2018 “Back to the Caves,” from Marcello Fidanzio

January 18, 2018April 20, 2018Posted in Caves, PotteryTagged Cave 11Q, Marcello Fidanzio, Pottery

Professor Marcello Fidanzio’s latest German language publication “Back to the Caves: New Investigations for the Final Publication of Manuscripts and Archaeology,” is now available in Welt und Umwelt der Bibel 1 (2018): 36-41.

 

 

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Lunchtime Seminar: Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies
Marcello Fidanzio, ‘What Can We Learn from the Archaeology of Qumran Cave 11Q?’

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