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Writings Out of Time: The University of Arizona’s Cuneiform Collection - Special Collections Library through 12/8
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“The Roots of Literacy in the Ancient Near East” Lecture Series

JUS 372a Currently enrolled students go to D2L
History & Religion of Ancient Israel: 1st Temple Period
(Also available as an honors class, Evening & Weekend, Summer and Winter sessions

This course fills up quickly and there is no waiting list. Students wanting to register are encouraged to check webreg on a regular basis.

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Survey of the history and religions of ancient Israel from c.2000 to 586 BCE. Through reading and class lectures, students will study topics including creation myths in Israel and neighboring countries, the traditions about Israel’s founding matriarchs and patriarchs, the emergence of Israel in Syria-Palestine, the archaeology of Israel. The diversity of Israelite religion, and the history of the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.
Approved as General Education Tier II  Humanities & General Education Diversity Emphasis.
Prerequisites: none but recommended are two courses from Tier One, Traditions & Cultures (TRAD 101,102,103,104) or JUS 301 Jewish Civilizations.
Identical with: HIST 372a, RELI 372a, NES 372a
Instructor: Beth Alpert Nakhai

The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies is an Associate Institutional Member of the Association for Jewish Studies.

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