Reconsidering the authenticity of the Berekhyahu Bullae : a rejoinder
Abstract: In a recent article Goren and Arie (2014) concluded that the two unprovenanced bullae of Berekhyahu the Scribe “are modern creations, reflecting a se ries of technological misconceptions, anachronisms, and technological errors.” Both bullae were impressed by the same seal and contain the P...
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Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente
2019
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HISTORIA PALEOGRAFIA JUDAISMO NUMISMATICA TRATADOS van der Veen, Pieter G. Deutsch, Robert Barkay, Gabriel Reconsidering the authenticity of the Berekhyahu Bullae : a rejoinder |
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Abstract: In a recent article Goren and Arie (2014) concluded that the two unprovenanced bullae of Berekhyahu the Scribe “are modern creations, reflecting a se ries of technological misconceptions, anachronisms, and technological errors.” Both bullae were impressed by the same seal and contain the Palaeo-Hebrew inscription: LBRKYHW BN NRYHW HSPR, i.e. “Belonging to Berekhyahu, Son of Neriyahu, the Scribe.” Their use is confirmed by the imprints of material texture and cords on their reverse sides. Having previously studied the bullae, and having recently reexamined “Bulla 1” in particular, the current authors have come to the conclusion that the arguments presented by Goren and Arie do not stand up to scrutiny. Naturally, this does not prove the authenticity of these bullae. In addition they also respond to epigraphic questions raised by Rollston (2003; 2016) which they believe do not stand up to close scrutiny either. What can be said is that the last word has not been spoken. Regardless of the fact that the bullae lack provenance, the very fact that they refer to a well-known biblical character (the scribe Baruch) necessitates a fair examination. |
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van der Veen, Pieter G. Deutsch, Robert Barkay, Gabriel |
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van der Veen, Pieter G. Deutsch, Robert Barkay, Gabriel |
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van der Veen, Pieter G. |
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Reconsidering the authenticity of the Berekhyahu Bullae : a rejoinder |
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Reconsidering the authenticity of the Berekhyahu Bullae : a rejoinder |
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Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente |
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