Chris Harrison has several interesting graphics at “Visualizing the Bible,” including one entitled “Biblical Social Network (People and Places).”
I love the work of Biblical Backgrounds, Inc., and was excited to see their new website on a recent visit.
Raphael Golb was sentenced to six months in prison for his internet crimes related to the Dead Sea Scrolls. Robert Cargill has posted his response to the sentencing.
In a paper to be presented at SBL, James Davila has posted his SBL paper online: What Just Happened: The Rise of “Biblioblogging” in the First Decade of the Twenty-First Century.”
Ferrell Jenkins has posted an interesting quote about “Rachel’s Tomb” from the father of historical geography, Edward Robinson.
A documentary shot in 1969-70 linked at Leen Ritmeyer’s site has stunning aerial footage of Iran, including Persepolis and Susa.
PBS will be premiering “Quest for Solomon’s Mines” on November 23. You can watch a preview online. Luke Chandler wonders how the Khirbet Qeiyafa excavation will be treated.
HT: Joe Lauer
