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Contrary to most modern Bible translations, ancient Israelites proudly drank beer—and lots of it. Even God drank beer. Achziv Cemeteries: Buried Treasure from Israel’s Phoenician Neighbor Excavation of three major cemeteries around the Phoenician site of Achziv in northern Israel is helping bring an ancient culture back to life. Queen of the Philistines: BAR Interviews Trude Dothan We recently sat down with Israeili archaeologist Trude Dothan, the “Queen of the Philistines,” to talk about her greatest accomplishments and fondest memories in a storied career. The Fault Beneath Their Feet: How the Israelites Found Water Inside Hazor How and where did the Israelite residents of Hazor find enough water to withstand a siege—within their own city walls? DepartmentsTemple Mount Repairs Leave Eyesores The Economics of Family: Changing Biblical Norms The Mystery Remains: Who Leaked the Scroll Pictures to BAS? ReViews 10,000 Cups of Coffee: Putting Deir el-Balah on the Map Bagram, Afghanistan
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