Title:	Scribes and schools in monarchic Judah
Authors:	J.A. Clines, David Philip R. Davies
Keywords:	Palestine, history
Issue Date:	1991
Publisher:	Sheffield Academic Press
Description:	The question of scribes and scribal schools serves a dual function in the present study. It is addressed as a significant problem in its own right, but it also functions as an occasion to map out a strategy of approach to such problems generally. Like many other studies, the present one attempts to relate the evidence from textual studies to that obtained through study of archeological remains. However, this study departs from the procedures usually followed in integrating textual and archeological data in that the archeologically based investigation is given precedence, so that the written evidence is allowed to speak within an archeologically established context. This reversal of the usual mode of examining the relationship between the written and the archeological evidence mandates a refocusing of the discussion and reframing of questions.
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/52842
ISBN:	1-85075-275-3
Appears in Collections:	Archeology and Heritage Management

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