Archaeology, Ideology, and the Quest for an "Ancient" or "Biblical Israel"

William G. Dever

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Ancient Near East History Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies

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Was there an "ancient" or "biblical" Israel? The question sounds absurd, but prominent and well-published "revisionist" scholars not only take the question seriously, but answer it with a defiant "No!" Despite a natural inclination to dismiss the flawed arguments of these "revisionists," we must tackle them head-on.

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