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ANCIENT JEW REVIEW

August 10, 2017

Week in Review (8/11/2017)

by Ancient Jew Review


Mosaic of either St. Laurence or St. Vincent | Fifth-century lunette from the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, Ravenna | Image source

Mosaic of either St. Laurence or St. Vincent | Fifth-century lunette from the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, Ravenna | Image source

Mosaic of either St. Laurence or St. Vincent | Fifth-century lunette from the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, Ravenna | Image source

Mosaic of either St. Laurence or St. Vincent | Fifth-century lunette from the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, Ravenna | Image source

On AJR

Pedagogy Month continues; Dr. Sarit Kattan Gribetz on incorporating sound into the teaching of religion.

Gribetz: "The assignment deliberately asked students to use their own voices to animate the historical voices and sounds we studied together over the course of the semester and to use sound as a vehicle through which to share their insights. The process of creating a podcast also challenged students to think creatively about how to tell compelling stories; how to make complex historical ideas and sources accessible and exciting for a broader audience; and how to use a new technology to explore ancient texts."

Articles and News

  • Michael Satlow unveils a digital spreadsheet of rabbis listed in Aaron Hyman's three volumes (London, 1910).
  • Nathan Elkins discusses the possibility that Nerva's tax reforms formalized Jewish identity.
  • Excavation of the longest funerary inscription ever discovered in Pompeii.
  • Michael Press examines how blame is dealt out when discussing antiquity looting.
  • ASOR Blog reviews John Collins' recent book on Jewish identity.
  • Open access Digital Humanities syllabuses available at Humanities Commons.
  • Sarah Bond offers a roundup of this summer's classical archaeological finds.
  • Illustration of how spectroscopy and digital imaging more generally can reveal texts hidden in later book bindings.
  • University of Iowa's Sawyer Seminar publishes Kevin van Bladel's talk on the six manuscript traditions of the Sasanian kingdom.

Twitter

If late antique #mosaics are your thing, add Poreč, Croatia to your destination #wishlist : the Euphrasian Basilica is just breathtaking! 😍 pic.twitter.com/gHAyUXiUvH

— GiorgiaV (@ParvaVox) 7 August 2017

Going to SBLAAR 2017 in Boston? Mark your calendars for this panel @KristaNDalton and I have organized! @SBLStudents @SBLsite pic.twitter.com/bDAxFU1Dhd

— Erin Galgay Walsh (@ErinCGW) 9 August 2017

Is #culturalappropriation a helpful rubric for Late Antique Christianity in relation to Judaism? Come discuss w/me @SORAAADWorkshop in Nov! https://t.co/wVtvlN4gfg

— Annette Yoshiko Reed (@AnnetteYReed) 8 August 2017

Sneaky peek #BehindTheScenes #HebrewProject Phase2 #Moses receiving the 10 commandments in yet to be catalogued 17th C ms Or 10641 f10r pic.twitter.com/KUcUcWPDCl

— BL Hebrew Project (@BL_HebrewMSS) 10 August 2017


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