I mentioned the fascinating Vindolanda Tablets recently. They were discussed along with Hadrian's Wall in general on The Long View this week on Radio 4. If you missed it, you can listen again:
The Long View: War and Walls
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Vindolanda Tablets On-line
Pete Philips on the Johannine Literature e-list mentions this fine web site:
Vindolanda Tablets On-line
Fascinating information, beautifully presented, on the Vindolanda writing tablets, written in ink on post-card sized sheets of wood, excavated at the fort of Vindolanda, immediately south of Hadrian's Wall in the north of England and dating to the late first and early second centuries AD. Not strictly a New Testament related link, I know, but indirectly of interest.
Vindolanda Tablets On-line
Fascinating information, beautifully presented, on the Vindolanda writing tablets, written in ink on post-card sized sheets of wood, excavated at the fort of Vindolanda, immediately south of Hadrian's Wall in the north of England and dating to the late first and early second centuries AD. Not strictly a New Testament related link, I know, but indirectly of interest.
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