The folks over at the Biblical Archaeology Society have been busy over the Easter period (there’s a joke there somewhere), with the release of not one, but two of their periodicals. Archaeology Odyssey has hit news-stands with two feature stories on Catalhoyuk, a look at modern art based on Homer’s Odyssey, and a nice piece on the Terracotta army of China. Meanwhile, the latest Bible Review is also out, with features on the first female apostle, Rembrandt’s New Testament portraits, and a rebuttal to the idea that Jesus was married. Full details of the contents of each magazine, as well as the usual graphic teasers, are available at the respective websites.
Biblical Archaeology Fest
