"Epigraphy in Judah" conference, zoomable

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Epigraphy in Judah: The Second International conference of the Roger and Susan Hertog Center for the Archaeological Study of Jerusalem and Judah
Sunday – Wednesday, May 21–24, 2023
Yad Izhaq Ben Zvi, Jerusalem

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Sunday, May 21th
16:00 Gathering (coffee and refreshments)
16:30 Greetings
Directions in Epigraphic Research | Chair: Mitka R. Golub
17:00 Scribes and the Army: First Temple Hebrew Inscriptions from Judean Military Fortresses | Christopher Rollston
17:30 Epigraphy and Cult | Andre Lemaire
18:00 From Multispectral to Hyperspectral Imaging of Ostraca: Acquisition, Analysis, and Preliminary Findings | Barak Sober
18:30 Light Dinner

Monday, May 22th
Egypt and the Alphabet | Chair: Yosef Gar nkel
9:00 Why Were the Inventors of the Alphabet Illiterate? A Reappraisal of Facts from Sinai to Lachish | Orly Goldwasser
9:30 The ‘Scribal Turn’ from Egyptian Hieratic to the Alphabet | Stefan Jakob Wimmer
10:00 Coffee break
Writing in the Kingdom of Judah | Chair: Yosef Gar nkel
10:30 How to Write Letters in Iron Age Judah | Martin Heide
11:00 Literacy in the Kingdom of Judah: Methodological Issues | Matthieu Richelle
11:30 Coffee break
Lachish Letters | Chair: Martin Heide
12:00 Lachish Letter 4: Text, Syntax, and Context | Benjamin Begin
12:30 The Genre and the Pattern: A New Look at the Lachish Letters | Nili Wazana
13:00 Lunch break
Epigraphy and the Bible | Chair: Aaron Demsky
14:30 Literacy and Scribal Memory in Iron Age Judah with Some Discussion of Deuteronomy | Raymond F. Person
15:00 Personal Names in the ‘United Monarchy’ Biblical Narratives: A Comparative Study | Shira Golani
15:30 Coffee break
16:00 Biblical Issues in Nabataean Inscriptions from Southern Sinai | Uzi Avner
16:30 Iron Age II Judean Personal Names in the Bible: Scope, Characteristics, and Implications | Mitka R. Golub
17:00 Biblical Hebrew Monarchs and O cials in Judah Securely or Possibly Con rmed in Inscriptions | Lawrence J. Mykytiuk

Tuesday, May 23th
Administration in Judah | Chair: Anat Mendel-Geberovich
9:00 The Management of Supplies in the Network of Judean Fortresses Based on the Arad Ostraca | Daniel Vainstub
9:30 The Geographical Distribution of Epigraphic Finds in the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel | Yosef Gar nkel
10:00 Coffee break
Bullae and Seals | Chair: Michael Langlois
10:30 The Enlarged Corpus of Judaean Glyptic Finds: Is a Palaeographic Dating Possible? | Anat Mendel-Geberovich and Eythan Levy
11:00 The Iron Age Inscriptions of Jerusalem | Christopher K. Eames
11:30 Coffee break
Digital Epigraphy | Chair: Matthieu Richelle
12:00 Hebrew Epigraphy in the Digital Age | Eythan Levy
12:30 Digital Epigraphy and the Kingdom of Judah | Michael Langlois

13:00 Lunch break

Other Epigraphic Aspects | Chair: Stefan Jakob Wimmer
14:30 Tomb Inscriptions from Judaea | Haggai Misgav
15:00 Context: Why Epigraphers Should Know Some Archaeolog | William Dever
16:30 - 21:00 The Israel Museum | A tour and the opening of a new exhibit: The Lachish ivory comb inscription

Wednesday, May 24th
Field Trip [....]

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