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          Here you will find some internet resources to help you with your studies.  Please keep in mind that Biblical Archaeology is a part of archaeology as a whole, so even some broad archaeology sites may have some information that is helpful.  Once you start looking on the internet for biblical and ancient near east archeology sites, you will find a plethora of information.  A few are presented here.

Internet Resources

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• ANE - majordomo@oi.uchicago.edu - discussion list for all topics related to the Ancient Near East
• ARCH-L - listserv@tamvm1.tamu.edu - discussion on archaeological problems, research, calls for papers, et al
• ASOR-L - majordomo@shemesh.scholar.emory.edu - discussion list for members of American Schools of Oriental Research
• - official website
• - the Oriental Institute (of the Univ. of Chicago) presents extensive ANE maps on the web
• - extensive listing of sites related to the Ancient Near East on the web
• - quarterly journal for specialists in archaeological research
• - some answers to general, frequently asked questions from a Christian's point of view
• - biblical archaeology site
• - uses Google maps
• -- from Bible-history.com
• - official site of group which publishes Biblical Archaeology Review
• - contains links to over 60 biblical and theological online journals
• - site introducing and defining biblical archaeology
• - official website
•  - Archaeological Institute of America -- links for sites related to Near Eastern archaeology
• - from the Univ. of Chicago, this is the home page for a great site dealing with the Ancient Near East

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