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Household And Family Religion In Persianperiod Judah An Archaeological Approach Jos E Balcells Gallarreta

Name: Household And Family Religion In Persianperiod Judah An Archaeological Approach Jos E Balcells Gallarreta
SKU: BELL-34869108
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Household And Family Religion In Persianperiod Judah An Archaeological Approach Jos E Balcells Gallarreta instant download after payment.

Publisher: SBL Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.46 MB

Pages: 244

Author: José E. Balcells Gallarreta

ISBN: 9780884142256, 9781628371789, 0884142256, 1628371781, 2017940546

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Household And Family Religion In Persianperiod Judah An Archaeological Approach Jos E Balcells Gallarreta by José E. Balcells Gallarreta 9780884142256, 9781628371789, 0884142256, 1628371781, 2017940546 instant download after payment.

Balcells Gallarreta investigates the ritual artifacts from Persian period Tell en-Nasbeh in their original contexts, as a case study that provides a deeper understanding of the religious ideas and practices of households in Persian period Judah. Unlike previous scholarship that focused on official or state religion, he utilizes archaeology of religion and domestic contexts to reveal the existence of household religion and rituals in Persian period Tell en-Nasbeh, along with other contemporary sites in Yehud. Archaeological data from Tell en-Nasbeh and other sites in the Shephelah region of Yehud demonstrate that family and household rituals and religion were practiced in Persian period Judah.