OT710 Linkpage

Links to Bethel Student Work

Historical Geography & Archaeology -- OT 710 blog .

Jerusalem Experiment -- Bryan McInnis's blog from "on site"

Links to Historical-Geographical-Sociological Resources

University of University of Southern Maine Osher Map Library: Jerusalem 3000 — a collection of maps maps covering three millennia of history.

University of Texas at Austin's Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection includes an extensive collection of maps of the Near East, both recent and historical.

MERIA (Middle East Review of International Affairs), published by Bar-Ilan University, sponsors this web site which provides links to an impressive array of map resources for study of the Middle East.

Imperial History of the Middle East — a flash animation that covers 5,000 years of history in 90 seconds

Columbia University site linking to Middle East regional and country resources

Bible History site provides an extensive array of links to historical-geographical backgrounds including archaeology and images.

Ancient World Cities web site includes historical notes and artists' conceptions of the city in the 7^th cent. B.C

Second Temple Synagogues is a site based on Donald Binder's 1997 Ph.D. dissertation at SMU.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory space radar image shows Jerusalem and the Judean Wilderness, including Bethlehem and Hebron.

Women in the ANE

Old Testament/ Hebrew Bible Bibliography on Gender Studies/ Women in Antiquity

University College London's Digital Egypt for Universities

The B-Hebrew Mailing List is a forum dedicated to the discussion of Biblical Hebrew language and literature.

Ancient Near East.net is dedicated to electronic resourcing and content provision, Ancient Near East.net forms a dynamic blog, forum and portal site evolving to meet the diverse needs of the Ancient Near East research community (scholars and laypeople alike) for content, ideas, resources and information exchange.

Contemporary "Exploration": Take a virtual tour of the Middle East at virtualtourist.com