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Friday, March 30, 2007

Today on Talpiot

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In The Aramaic Blog , Steve Caruso has an update on the reading of the "Jesus, son of Joseph" inscription on one of the ossuaries ...
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Thursday, March 29, 2007

SBL / Logos Technology Paper Awards deadline fast approaching

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Michael Heiser emails to ask that I (and other bloggers) post a reminder about the SBL / Logos Technology Paper Awards. The deadline of 1 M...
Wednesday, March 28, 2007

In Defence of Wikipedia Response

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I have enjoyed the responses to my post In Defence of Wikipedia . Jim West says that he has disdain for Wikipedia, "Disdain because W...
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In Defence of Wikipedia

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It is becoming fashionable among academics these days to have a go at Wikipedia . This is inevitable for a variety of reasons. Academics a...
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Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Talpiot Tomb Various

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There are several additional things that are worth mentioning on the Talpiot tomb story from recent days. Randy Ingermanson has uploaded a ...
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Plumley's Coptic Grammar

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Thanks to Paterson Brown for the note that the on-line edition of Plumley's Coptic Grammar has been revised. The major update is that a...
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Sunday, March 25, 2007

Happy Blogiversary Paleojudaica

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Happy Blogiversary to Paleojudaica , four years old yesterday. Paleojudaica is why I started blogging three and a half years ago. It'...

SBL Forum: Tomb Latest

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I was away during the latter part of last week so haven't blogged for a little. It's good to see on my return that François Bovon h...
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007

Further Updates to Discovery Tomb Website

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On Friday, Joe D'Mello noted changes made on the Discovery Lost Tomb of Jesus website with respect to the statistical case. The site ...
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How to decipher the Yeshua` inscription

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Further to my post the other day on Talpiot Tomb: Does is say Jesus? , I am grateful to James Tabor for sending over this PDF, which nicely ...
Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Archer and Moloney's Gospel of Judas

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This story is extensively reported today, but surprisingly little touched on in the biblioblogosphere. Jeffrey Archer, the notorious Britis...
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Talpiot Tomb: Does it Say Jesus?

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I've had a few days off from the tomb, so now it's back to business. One of the question marks over the Talpiot tomb ossuaries rela...
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Americanizing the Cricket World Cup

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Normal service will be resumed here again soon. In the mean time, regular readers will know that I also write occasional posts on The Ameri...
Friday, March 16, 2007

Discovery Website Adjusts Tomb Claims

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Joe D'Mello emails me with the following (see previous posts in this thread ): ----------- I just checked the Discovery Channel website ...
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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Talpiot Tomb Statistics Update

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Jack Poirier's article, which I mentioned the other day, on the Statistics behind the "Jesus Family Tomb", is now available a...
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Mariamene and Martha, Stephen Pfann

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I mentioned earlier ( Talpiot Tomb Various ) Stephen Pfann's new reading of the "Mariamenou Mara" ossuary. He has published h...
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Talpiot Tomb Various

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I must admit that I thought interest in the Talpiot tomb would quickly die away, but I was wrong. Recent developments of interest include ...
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Correction on Discovery Tomb Website

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Thanks to Joe D'Mello (see previous posts in the "Jesus Family Tomb" Statistics series) for this update concerning the Discov...
Sunday, March 11, 2007

Jesus Family Tomb Website: Errors and Inaccuracies

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I have spent some time on the Jesus Family Tomb Website over the last week or so while blogging reactions to the documentary that aired thi...
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Mariamne, Mary Magdalene and Mary of Bethany

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One of the key claims made in the recent documentary on the "Jesus Family Tomb" is that the ossuary inscription "Mariamenou M...
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