Demonstration Bible, History & ArchaeologyArticle
Sources and Kinds of Historical Evidence
A field guide to primary and secondary evidence and the common mistake of expecting one source type to do another’s work.
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A controlled field relationship used to make methods and expertise visible across the library.
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A field guide to primary and secondary evidence and the common mistake of expecting one source type to do another’s work.
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A neutral map of the questions involved in investigating the Exodus: chronology, scale, route, memory, textual formation, and comparative explanations.