Persian Period, 537-332 BCE
- Overview
- Artifacts
- Yahud Stamps, c. 539 BCE
- Cyrus Cylinder, c. 535 BCE
- Tomb of Cyrus, 530 BCE
- Cambyses Conquers Egypt, 525 BCE
- Ein Gedi Cave, 6th century BCE
- Behistun Inscription, 549-486 BCE
- Darius I Inscription, 522-486 BCE
- Usahor Inscription, 522-486 BCE
- Silver Foundation Plaque of Darius I, 522-486 BCE
- Tomb of Darius I, 486 BCE
- Gold Persian Darics, 500 BCE
- Cypro-Phoenician Coin, 500 BCE
- Achaemenian Coins, 500 BCE
- The Glory of Susa, c. 500 BCE
- Lid of the Sarcophagus of Ptahhotepthe, c. 500 BCE
- Esther and Ahasuerus, c. 500 BCE
- Elephantine Ostraca, early 5th century BCE
- Sarcophagus of King Eshmunazar, 5th century BCE
- Aramaic Stelae, 5th century BCE
- The Murashû Archive, late 5th century BCE
- Lobed Bowl, 5th century BCE
- Goddess Tinit Figurines, 5th century BCE
- Athenian Coin, 5th century BCE
- Tel el-Maskhuta Libation Bowl, late 5th century BCE
- Oxus Treasure, 5th-4th century BCE
- Maagan Michael Ship, 4th-5th century BCE
- The Battle of Marathon, 490 BCE
- The Battle of Thermopylae, 480 BCE
- Sabbath Ostraca, c. 475 BCE
- Artaxerxes I, 465-424 BCE
- The Yehawmilk Stele, c. 450 BCE
- Darius II Nothus, 423-404 BCE
- Contract from Elephantine, 451 BCE
- The Passover Papyrus from Elephantine, 419 BCE
- The Elephantine Temple, 407 BCE
- Inscribed Silver Bowl, c. 415-410 BCE
- Bagohi Letter, c. 407 BCE
- Artaxerxes II Mnemon, 404-358 BCE
- Yehud Coin 1, 4th century BCE
- Yehud Coin 2, 4th century BCE
- Yehud Coin 3, 4th century BCE
- Ketef Jericho Scrolls, 4th century BCE
- Coin from Beth-zur, 4th century BCE
- Coin with Bearded Figure, 4th century BCE
- Male Athena Coin, 4th century BCE
- Owl Coin, 4th century BCE
- The Samaria Papyri, c. 375 BCE
- Coin of Philip of Macedon, 356 BCE
- Greek Helmet
- Fall of the Persian Empire, 332 BCE
- Articles
- James D. Purvis, and Eric Meyers. “Exile and Return- From the Babylonian Destruction to the Reconstruction of the Jewish State.”
- James D. Purvis, and Eric Meyers. “Exile and Return- From the Babylonian Destruction to the Reconstruction of the Jewish State.” Part II
- James D. Purvis, and Eric Meyers. “Exile and Return- From the Babylonian Destruction to the Reconstruction of the Jewish State.” Part III
- Lisbeth S. Fried. “Cyrus the Messiah.” Bible Review 19, 5 (2003).
- Aaron Demsky. “Who Returned First—Ezra or Nehemiah?” Bible Review 12, 2 (1996).
- The First Restoration, Rina Abrams, COJS.
- Cuneiform Secrets Revealed, Ira Maurice Price, Monuments and the Old Testament, The Chrisitan Culture Press, Chicago 1899.
- Bedouin Find Papyri Three Centuries Older Than Dead Sea Scrolls, Paul W. Lapp, Biblical Archaeology Review (4:1), Mar 1978.
- Books in Brief: Treasures from Bible Times, Keith N. Schoville, Biblical Archaeology Review (11:3), May/Jun 1985.
- Sussita Awaits the Spade, Vassilios Tzaferis, Biblical Archaeology Review (16:5), Sep/Oct 1990.
- Books in Brief: Gezer III, Biblical Archaeology Review (17:2), Mar/Apr 1991.
- Why Were Hundreds of Dogs Buried at Ashkelon? Lawrence E. Stager, Biblical Archaeology Review (17:3), May/Jun 1991.
- Excavating an Ancient Merchantman, Elisha Linder, Biblical Archaeology Review (18:6), Nov/Dec 1992.
- Did the Ark Stop at Elephantine? Bezalel Porten, Biblical Archaeology Review (21:3), May/Jun 1995.
- Queries and Comments: How Tolerant Was Ancient Persia? Biblical Archaeology Review (22:4), Jul/Aug 1996.
- Underground Metropolis: The Subterranean World of Maresha, Amos Kloner, Biblical Archaeology Review (23:2), Mar/Apr 1997.
- WorldWide: Oxus River Valley, Biblical Archaeology Review (24:2), Mar/Apr 1998.
- When Palestine Meant Israel, David Jacobson, Biblical Archaelogy Review (27:3), May/Jun 2001.
- Fruits of the Sea, Michael R. Shurkin, Biblical Archaeology Review (30:5), Sep/Oct 2004.
- Big City, Few People, David Ussishkin, Biblical Archaeology Review (31:4), Jul/Aug 2005.
- Maps
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