A Second Look at the 'Alexander Son of Simon' Ossuary: Did...
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Tom Powers
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This article of mine is published on-line by Biblical Archaeology Review, since September 2006. It deals with an intriguing ossuary (bone chest) discovered in Jerusalem in 1941 and its probable links to the New Testament. A version also appeared in ARTIFAX (Autumn 2006) under the title "Digging Deeper: The 'Alexander Son of Simon' Ossuary. What Does It Really Say--And Mean?" My previous articles on the same topic appeared in ARTIFAX (Autumn 2002, q.v.) and BAR (July-August 2003).
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