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Websites with multimedia content—pictures, videos, etc— of interest to biblical scholars and students.
Updated on Jun 15, 09
Created on Apr 23, 09
Category: Religion & Beliefs
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Danny Zacharias's List: Multimedia for Biblical Studies
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Jun 15, 09
Podcast about the New Testament and Christian Origins. Condensed comment from an academic perspective for everyone interested in historical approaches to the New Testament. By Mark Goodacre, Associate Professor of New Testament, Department of Religion, Duke University.
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Jan 28, 09
The Oriental Institute is a research organization and museum devoted to the study of the ancient Near East. The Oriental has also started an open access initiative. All of their publications will now be freely accessable online in PDF format.
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Jan 28, 09
Includes information and images on Greek artifacts. Includes descriptions of the technology used to produce the artifiacts.
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Jan 28, 09
Houses collections of various relics pertinent to the study of the ancient near east.
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Jul 15, 08
Includes Greek, Roman, and Egyptian artificacts.
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Jul 01, 08
The Kelsey Museum houses a collection of nearly 100,000 objects from the civilizations of the Mediterranean.
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Jan 28, 09
Includes bibliographies, a bulletin board, and a virtual tour of the Qumran caves. Also includes latest events pertaining the the DSS.
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Jan 28, 09
an extensive site with information and photos on the archaeological site of Pompei.
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Jan 28, 09
An excellent resource for virtual tours of ancient sites, including many sites of import for biblical studies like Qumran.
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Jul 15, 08
This is an incredible virtualization part of google maps. Currently only major cities.
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Jul 15, 08
An interactive timeline for the history of Jerusalem. Includes summary information, bibliographies, maps, and other information. Includes a virtual panorama of the Herodian Temple.
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Mar 25, 09
A website which aims to aggregate the web's video lectures by top scholars.
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