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Bible and Beyond: Archaeology and Ancient Documents

Warrens Shaft

  1. Introduction to Bible and Beyond
  2. What Abraham, Jacob and Joseph Might Have Known, c. 1850-1500 BCE
  3. The Sojourn and Slavery in Egypt, 1500-1300 BCE
  4. The Exodus, 1300-1200 BCE
  5. Judges, 1200-1000 BCE
  6. Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, 1000–586 BCE
  7. Babylonian Captivity, 586-537 BCE
  8. Persian Period, 537-332 BCE
  9. Hellenistic Period, 332-166 BCE
  10. Maccabean/Hasmonean Period, 166-63 BCE
  11. Roman Period I, 63 BCE-73 CE
  12. Roman Period II, 73 CE–312 CE
  13. Byzantine Period, 312-632 CE
  14. Early Arab Period, 632-1099
  15. Kingdom of Jerusalem/Crusader Period, 1099-1295
  16. Mamluke Period, 1295-1517
  17. Ottoman Period, 1517-1918

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