The Australian Institute of Archaeology publishes a range
of literature including the annual journal, Buried History and regular Monographs. We also have a selection of published
books, reports and education resources available to purchase. All prices are in Australian Dollars unless otherwise stated.
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Buried History is the annual journal of the Australian Insitute of Archaeology. A refereed journal publishing papers based on the
results of historical research
relating to Eastern Mediterranean, Near
Eastern and Classical Archaeology and Epigraphy, and
the Biblical text
for an informed readership.
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Buried History Monograph
#2
Names in the Study of Biblical History:
David, YHWH Names, and the Role of Personal Names
by Francis I. Andersen and Richard S. Hess
This study demonstrates the importance of personal names for the analysis of the authorship and composition of the Hebrew Bible. Using specific examples from the Old Testament and the Tel Dan inscription related to the spellings of King David and of the suffix elements of Yahweh on personal names, the study demonstrates how these evolve in both biblical and epigraphic texts. Because the changing forms and spellings of names can be correlated with the dating of the original writing of the texts, it is possible to conclude that these spellings demonstrate an antiquity and authenticity to the biblical texts in which they occur. The work concludes with a selected bibliography for the further study of personal names in biblical and related ancient Near Eastern sources.
20p + iv illus. bibliography ISBN 978-0-9803747-0-4
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Buried History Monograph
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Early Church Architectural Forms:
A Theologically Contextual Typology For The Eastern Churches Of The 4th - 6th Centuries by Susan Balderstone,
Adjunct Professor in Cultural Heritage, Deakin University
This monograph analyses the archaeological remains of churches in the eastern Mediterranean region in relation to the theological debates of the fourth, fifth and sixth centuries, bringing together information from sources covering excavations undertaken over the past 100 years. It concludes that certain architectural forms or designs became accepted through association with particular doctrinal positions. A chronological and theological framework for the various architectural forms found in the region is provided. Illustrations include 38 plans which enable comparisons to be made and churches to be more easily understood as important markers in the history of early Christianity.
70p + x, colour plates illus tables indexes bibliography, ISBN 978-0-9803747-1-1
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Literature available
to Purchase
All publications prices are in Australian
Dollars and incur some postage and handling fees determined
by weight.
| Early
Writing |
$5.00 |
| This booklet outlines the catalogue
of works on display for the Early Writing exhibition
held at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne in
2003. |
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| Documents
of the Egyptian Empire (1580-1380 B.C.) |
$10.00 |
A collection of Egyptian sources on
imperialism under the New Kingdom, from the wars with
the Hyksos to Amenhotep III.
With brief notes and questions ideal for secondary
school students. |
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of the Assyrian Empire (1115 - 612 B.C.) |
$15.00 |
A collection of Assyrian sources on
the imperialism of the Neo-Assyrian period, from Tiglath-pileser
I to the Babylonian Conquest.
With brief notes and questions ideal for secondary
school students. |
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| Royal
Cities of Assyria: Archaeology, The Bible and the
Capitals of Ancient Assyria by Gordon
G. Garner |
$10.00 |
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| The Tyndale
Lecture 1976 by Francis I. Andersen |
$5.00 |
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| Papyrus:
An Ancient Egyptian Process Reconstructed (1971) |
$1.00
(7page booklet) |
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Literature will incur an additional postage and
handling fee: $5 for all Australian deliveries,
$10 for International deliveries. These fees are
subject to change without notice but we will endeavour
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To
Order Literature, please contact
the Director, Chris Davey at director@aiarch.org.au or call +61 3 9455 2882
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SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
Papers complying with the Notes
for Contributors may be submitted to the Editor for
consideration director@aiarch.org.au.
EXCHANGE
The Australian Institute of Archaeology is keen to exchange
Buried History with comparable journals for inclusion
in the Institute’s library. If you are interested
an Institutional Exchange, please contact the Director
on director@aiarch.org.au
or + 61 4 2159 5966.
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