I'm delighted to announce “Susanna and the Elders,” a special issue of the Journal of Ancient Judaism 17.2. Grateful to co-editor Noam Mizrahi, the journal’s editors, and our authors for bringing this collection to life. brill.com/view/journal...

We are delighted to announce that the volume, Performance, Space, and Time in the Dead Sea Scrolls: Papers from the Eleventh Meeting of the IOQS, Zürich 2022 has been published by Brill as volume 154 of the STDJ series. Find it here: brill.com/edcollbook/t... - Thank you to all our contributors!

This talk by Laura Lieber is worth checking out if you're in the Vancouver area: amne.ubc.ca/events/event...

Looking forward Charlotte Hempel's lecture, The DSS and the Rural Economy on Oct 21. Follow the link for details and to register. jewishstudies.umd.edu/events/dead-... #dss #qumran

Congrats to Michael Press on his fantastic piece, "The Provenance of the 'Seiyal Collection.'" It is a well-organized and an exceptionally clear treatment of an often overlooked area in the study of the Dead Sea Scrolls. doi.org/10.1163/1568... #deadseascrolls #provenance

The Provenance of the “Seiyal Collection”

Abstract This article considers the collection history of the so-called “Seiyal Collection,” purchased by the Palestine Archaeological Museum in 1952 and 1953. While the Taʿamireh Bedouin and/or Khali...

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I'm enjoying a coffee & another fascinating article from Årstein Justnes from DSD Advance Articles: "From Qumran Caves to Swiss Vaults: Unprovenanced Dead Sea Scrolls-Like Fragments and Transformative Travels" doi.org/10.1163/1568... - looking forward to seeing it in print! #deadseascrolls #qumran

From Qumran Caves to Swiss Vaults

Abstract When first announced, many of the post-2002 Dead Sea Scrolls-like fragments were depicted as experienced travelers having moved over long distances. Some of Martin Schøyen’s fragments had all...

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Announcement: AIAR Fellowship Applications are Open! Apply by December 3, 2024 - mailchi.mp/aiar/announc... Visit aiar.org/fellowships to apply.

One of the highlights of attending the annual meeting of the Canadian Society of Biblical Studies at McGill this June was seeing Eileen Schuller, my PhD supervisor, for the first time in-person since 2019. I know I'm a bit late for a conference post, but I didn't want to let this one pass by!