Papers for download
A couple of these have been sat in this entry for quite a while. I recently found the Smith and Burke paper online, which looks very similar to this one. It’s an imaginative way of teaching. I’ve also been talking with the author of the Star of Bethlehem paper. It’s awkward to know when to blog about that. December would seem to be the obvious time, but it is a very good paper regardless. So I thought I’d post it now and no doubt return to it again in December.
Barker, Elton. 2006. Paging the Oracle: Interpretation, Identity and Performance in Herodotus’ History. Greece & Rome, 53: 1-28
Cipollaro, M. et al. 2004. Ancient DNA as a multidisciplinary experience. Journal of Cellular Physiology, 202.2: 315-322
Smith, C and Burke, H. 2005. Mortimer Wheeler, Lewis Binford, Ian Hodder1 … and you: Active learning in archaeology. HERDSA
Jenkins, R.M. 2004. “The Star of Bethlehem and the Comet of AD 66“, Journal of the British Astronomy Association, 114, 336-43.








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