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Introducing … the BAR

The aim of The Biblical Archaeology Review is to make available in understandable language the current insights of professional archaeology as they relate to the Bible. No other publication is presently devoted to this task.
While on occasion we may make an original contribution to knowledge, that will be unusual. Our primary function will be reportorial. However, we hope that we will often say things better and more understandably than they have been said before. And that in itself is a contribution.

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Incidentally, we pay our authors. We have to pay the man who prints the magazine, the secretary who types the manuscript, the mailing outfit that labels and mails the magazine, and the post office that gets it to you. Why should we then fail to pay for the most important and indispensable contribution to the magazine—the authors of our articles. So although it is only a modest amount, we do pay for articles—as a matter of principle.