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Everyday life in Bible times by National Geographic Book Service. · Booklabria

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Everyday life in Bible times

BibleAntiquities

Everyday life in Bible times

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First published: 1967
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

The authors traveled through the Middle East and wrote about their experiences with references to the findings of Middle East archaeology, the historical record and the Bible.

Subjects: Bible
Antiquities
Ancient Civilization
Archaeology
Antiquités
Dagelijks leven
Set in: The Middle East

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