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Title: The Bible in stone : excavations of an ancient synagogue at Huqoq, Israel
Authors: Mizzi, Dennis
Keywords: Mosaics, Roman -- Israel -- Galilee
Synagogue art -- Israel -- Galilee
Excavations (Archaeology) -- Israel -- Galilee
Galilee (Israel) -- Antiquities
Issue Date: 2018-12
Publisher: University of Malta
Citation: Mizzi, D. (2018). The Bible in stone: excavations of an ancient synagogue at Huqoq, Israel. THINK Magazine, 26, 33-37.
Abstract: Huqoq is an unimpressive place for most. But the agricultural village has held its own since biblical times, some saying it was nestled at the very heart of Jesus's Galilean ministry. In 2011, Prof. Jodi Magness (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) set her sights on the village for excavation. The visible remains scattered among the surface rubble, the accessibility of the site, and the fact that it had never yet been excavated made this a prime location. But when the digging started and long-lost treasures were unearthed-intricate mosaics, pottery, coins-a slew of crucial questions also arose. Questions that would revolutionise the study of ancient Judaism and of Jewish-Christian relations in antiquity.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/38654
ISSN: 23060735
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Think Magazine, Issue 26
Think Magazine, Issue 26

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