Professor Christopher Rollston Collating Inscriptions in the Middle East

Recent Posts

• LABORATORY TESTING OF ANCIENT INSCRIPTIONS: METHODOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS
• Nebuchadnezzar’s Destruction of Jerusalem, The Cyrus Cylinder, and the Building of the Second Temple
• Review of Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae, Volume II: Caesarea and the Middle Coast, 1121-2160
• Visiting Professorship at George Washington University
• A Note of Thanks to Colleagues
• John the Baptist and the Reliquary of ‘Sveti Ivan’ : Methodological Reflections
• Review of The Jesus Discovery: The New Archaeological Find that Reveals the Birth of Christianity, by James D. Tabor and Simcha Jacobovici (New York: Simon and Schuster, 2012).
• The Four-Line Ossuary Inscription from Talpiyot Tomb B (1981): Summary and Restatement
• BELIEF IN THE RESURRECTION IN ANCIENT CONTEXT
• REFLECTING ON SOME OF THE MOTIVATIONS OF FORGERS
• The Israeli Forgery Trial: The Verdict is Given
• James Tabor’s Iota: A Palaeographic Problem for his Inscriptional Reading
• Joseph of Arimathea and Talpiyot Tomb B? An Absence of Reasonable Evidence for a Connection
• Tabor and Jacobovici’s New Volume: Epigraphic Reflections on it
• Professor Christopher Rollston Collating Inscriptions in the Middle East