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Daniel M. Master (“Buy Low, Sell High: The Marketplace at Ashkelon”) is professor of archaeology at Wheaton College in Illinois and director of the Wheaton Archaeology Museum. Since 2007, he has been the director of field excavations for the Leon Levy Expedition to Ashkelon. He has also published the 1953–1964 excavation seasons from Tell Dothan in the West Bank.

Lawrence E. Stager (“Buy Low, Sell High: The Marketplace at Ashkelon”) is Dorot Professor of the archaeology of Israel at Harvard University and director of the Harvard Semitic Museum, as well as general editor of the museum’s publications. He has directed excavations in Cyprus, Tunisia and Israel. Since 1985, he has led the Leon Levy Expedition to Ashkelon.

Edward Lipiński (“Cult Prostitution in Ancient Israel?”) is professor emeritus at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium where he has taught Semitic languages and epigraphy, as well as the history, cultures and religions of the ancient Near East and the Biblical world for more than 40 years. He also teaches at the Institute of Jewish Studies in Brussels. He has authored and edited scores of books and articles in various fields, including Aramaic and Phoenician epigraphy.

Nadav Na’aman (“The Interchange Between Bible and Archaeology”) is emeritus professor of Jewish History in the department of archaeology and ancient Near Eastern cultures at Tel Aviv University.

Daniel M. Master (“Buy Low, Sell High: The Marketplace at Ashkelon”) is professor of archaeology at Wheaton College in Illinois and director of the Wheaton Archaeology Museum. Since 2007, he has been the director of field excavations for the Leon Levy Expedition to Ashkelon. He has also published the 1953–1964 excavation seasons from Tell Dothan in the West Bank. Lawrence E. Stager (“Buy Low, Sell High: The Marketplace at Ashkelon”) is Dorot Professor of the archaeology of Israel at Harvard University and director of the Harvard Semitic Museum, as well as general editor of the museum’s publications. He has […]