Ra‘anan Boustan (Warrior Women: Deborah and Yael Found at Huqoq) is a research scholar in Judaic Studies at Princeton University and the site historian at the Huqoq Excavation Project.
Karen Britt (Warrior Women: Deborah and Yael Found at Huqoq) is Assistant Professor of Art History at Northwest Missouri State University and serves as the mosaic specialist at the Huqoq Excavation Project.
Lacy K. Crocker Papadakis (Understanding the Woman in the Window) is an Affiliate Clinical Professor at Baylor University and a lecturer at the University of Miami. Her research focuses on the relationship between ancient Near Eastern literature and archaeology.
Christopher A. Frilingos (Book Review: The Magi in History and Tradition) is Professor of Religious Studies at Michigan State University. He writes and teaches about biblical literature and early Christianity.
Igor Kreimerman (Milestones: Amnon Ben-Tor) is Senior Lecturer in the Institute of Archaeology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Director of the Selz Foundation Hazor Excavations in Memory of Yigael Yadin.
Marta Luciani (Archaeology in the Land of Midian: Excavating the Qurayyah Oasis) is Associate Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology and Cultural History at the University of Vienna, Austria. She directs the archaeological project at Qurayyah in Saudi Arabia.
R. Steven Notley (The House of Peter: Capernaum or Bethsaida?) is a scholar of New Testament and Christian Origins. He serves as the Academic Director of the El-Araj Excavation Project.
Jonathan Robie (Artificial Intelligence and Bible Translation) is Senior Research and Development Fellow at Biblica, Inc. He works at the intersection of computer science, biblical studies, and Bible translation.
Katharina Schmidt (Hard Power: The Stone Statues of Ammon) is Professor at the University of Münster and Scientific Consultant at the German Archaeological Institute. Her research focuses on the Bronze and Iron Ages in the eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia.
Jennifer Tobin (Classical Corner: The Seven World Wonders) is Associate Professor Emerita of Classics at the University of Illinois Chicago. She specializes in Roman art and archaeology and ancient Anatolia.
Andrew Tobolowsky (Were There 12 Tribes of Israel?) is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at the College of William & Mary. His research focuses on the Hebrew Bible and the history of ancient Israel.
Ra‘anan Boustan (Warrior Women: Deborah and Yael Found at Huqoq) is a research scholar in Judaic Studies at Princeton University and the site historian at the Huqoq Excavation Project. Karen Britt (Warrior Women: Deborah and Yael Found at Huqoq) is Assistant Professor of Art History at Northwest Missouri State University and serves as the mosaic specialist at the Huqoq Excavation Project. Lacy K. Crocker Papadakis (Understanding the Woman in the Window) is an Affiliate Clinical Professor at Baylor University and a lecturer at the University of Miami. Her research focuses on the relationship between ancient Near Eastern literature and archaeology. […]
