HDS 1421
The History and Archaeology of Jerusalem
Lee I. Levine
Description
Jerusalem as urban center and sacred center in the one thousand years between Kings David and Herod. By examining archaeological and literary sources, the course will focus on the major events and figures that forged the city's political, social, and religious life.
Enrollment Limited: No
Open to BTI Students: No
Jointly offered as ANE 228
Scheduling
0.50 credits
Spring 2013
Mon 3pm-5pm
FAS Boylston Hall Room 104
Relationship to Program Requirements
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| MDiv Art(s) of Ministry | None |
| Language Course Designation(s) | None |

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