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What Was the Tower of David's Ancient Name?
The Tower of David was one of three towers built north of Herod the Great's palace and described in detail by Josephus. This article explores its…
Chandler Collins
Mar 10
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February 2023
Summary and Review: Jerusalem 1900, The Holy City in the Age of Possibilities by Vincent Lemire
This pioneering book invites readers to reconsider the character and trajectory of Jerusalem at the turn of the 20th century
Chandler Collins
Feb 24
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Jerusalem Tracker: News, Publications, and Media about the Holy City (No. 2)
Helpful lists of new material about Jerusalem
Chandler Collins
Feb 10
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January 2023
Appreciating Jerusalem's "Fortress Saddle"
A small bedrock saddle projecting from the Noble Sanctuary served as the location of several strongholds in Jerusalem's history. Here's where you can…
Chandler Collins
Jan 27
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December 2022
Putting the "Robinson" back in "Robinson's Arch"
The pioneering American explorer's interpretation of Josephus was widely accepted before being disproved. Let's relive the genesis of "Robinson's Arch…
Chandler Collins
Dec 3, 2022
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September 2022
Jerusalem Tracker: News, Publications, and Media about the Holy City
Helpful lists of new material about Jerusalem
Chandler Collins
Sep 10, 2022
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August 2022
Study Ancient Jerusalem Online with Me This Fall Through Jerusalem University College
Contexts of the Holy City focuses on key historical snapshots of ancient Jerusalem from the earliest archaeological evidence through city's fall to the…
Chandler Collins
Aug 17, 2022
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Summary and Review: Under Jerusalem, The Buried History of the World's Most Contested City by Andrew Lawler
Lawler's book shows how archaeology has affected the landscape of a contested city. The detailed narrative is a fun and engaging read but assumes the…
Chandler Collins
Aug 13, 2022
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July 2022
Photo Documenting Recent Changes in the Southwestern Corner of Old City Jerusalem
During the pandemic a major effort that included salvage excavations transformed the southern Armenian Garden from a mound of dirt into a large paved…
Chandler Collins
Jul 26, 2022
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A Short Note about the Purported Decipherment of a New Inscription from Jerusalem
The recently announced interpretation of an inscription found near Jerusalem's perennial spring has not been published. Neither have the excavations…
Chandler Collins
Jul 7, 2022
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Summary and Analysis: New Article Suggests a Sluice Gate Was Used to Control Water Levels in the Siloam Tunnel
If correct, this study claims to have identified the oldest sluice gate in the world, but the suggestion is not without significant problems
Chandler Collins
Jul 1, 2022
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Summary and Analysis: New Article Suggests a Sluice Gate Was Used to Control Water Levels in the Siloam Tunnel
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June 2022
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Chandler Collins
Jun 10, 2022
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