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 The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Bible Lands Jotischy, Andrew • Caroline Hull REFERENCE • 2009 • PAPER • 144 PAGES
This concise, comprehensive survey explores the relationship between the books of the Bible and the land from which they came through detailed maps, a timeline and essays on topics ranging from the alphabet and Dead Sea Scrolls to the current struggles between the Israelis and Palestinians. Covers developments in Mesopotamia, Syria, Egypt, Asia Minor, Greece and Rome.
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