The Ancient Near East Today features contributions from diverse academics, a forum featuring debates of current developments from the field, and links to news and resources. The ANE Today covers the entire Near East, and each issue presents discussions ranging from the state of biblical archaeology to archaeology after the Arab Spring.
Check out these exciting articles from previous issues:
- Jacob Wright, Remembering King David.
- Steve Collins, Has Archaeology Gone Overboard in Throwing Out the Bible?
- Jane Moon, Back to Babylonia.
- Amnon Ben-Tor, Hazor in the 10th Century BCE.
- C. Brian Rose, Cultural Heritage Protection in Zones of Armed Conflict—A Video.
- Morag Kersel and Christina Luke, Ten Years after Iraq: Archaeology, Archaeologists, and U.S. Foreign Relations.
- Hélène Sader, Archaeology in Lebanon Today: Its Politics and Its Problems.
- Robert and Erin Darby, Words in the Sand: Discovering A New Monumental LatinInscription at ‘Ayn Gharandal (Ancient Arieldela), Jordan.
- C.D. Elledge with Olivia Yeo, Rethinking the Qumran Community—Recent Approaches.