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Persian Period, 537-332 BCE
From CojsWiki
- Overview
- Overview: Jews in the Persian Period (520-332 BCE)
- …and the Rise 537, Teddy Kollek and Moshe Pearlman, Jerusalem: Sacred City of Mankind, Steimatzky Ltd., Jerusalem, 1991.
- Biblical History: Jeremiah, Ezra and Esther, c. 586-330 BCE, Steven Feldman, COJS.
- Artifacts
Yahud Stamps, c. 539 BCE
Cyrus Cylinder, c. 535 BCE
Tomb of Cyrus, 530 BCE
Cambyses Conquers Egypt, 525 BCE
Ein Gedi Cave, 6th century BCE
Behistun Inscription, 549-486 BCE
Darius I Inscription, 522-486 BCE
Usahor Inscription, 522-486 BCE
Silver Foundation Plaque of Darius I, 522-486 BCE
Tomb of Darius I, 486 BCE
Gold Persian Darics, 500 BCE
Cypro-Phoenician Coin, 500 BCE
Achaemenian Coins, 500 BCE
The Glory of Susa, c. 500 BCE
Lid of the Sarcophagus of Ptahhotepthe, c. 500 BCE
Esther and Ahasuerus, c. 500 BCE
Elephantine Ostraca, early 5th century BCE
Sarcophagus of King Eshmunazar, 5th century BCE
Aramaic Stelae, 5th century BCE
The Murashû Archive, late 5th century BCE
Lobed Bowl, 5th century BCE
Goddess Tinit Figurines, 5th century BCE
Athenian Coin, 5th century BCE
Tel el-Maskhuta Libation Bowl, late 5th century BCE
Oxus Treasure, 5th-4th century BCE
Maagan Michael Ship, 4th-5th century BCE
The Battle of Marathon, 490 BCE
The Battle of Thermopylae, 480 BCE
Sabbath Ostraca, c. 475 BCE
Artaxerxes I, 465-424 BCE
The Yehawmilk Stele, c. 450 BCE
Darius II Nothus, 423-404 BCE
Contract from Elephantine, 451 BCE
The Passover Papyrus from Elephantine, 419 BCE
The Elephantine Temple, 407 BCE
Inscribed Silver Bowl, c. 415-410 BCE
Bagohi Letter, c. 407 BCE
Artaxerxes II Mnemon, 404-358 BCE
Yehud Coin 1, 4th century BCE
Yehud Coin 2, 4th century BCE
Yehud Coin 3, 4th century BCE
Ketef Jericho Scrolls, 4th century BCE
Coin from Beth-zur, 4th century BCE
Coin with Bearded Figure, 4th century BCE
Male Athena Coin, 4th century BCE
Owl Coin, 4th century BCE
The Samaria Papyri, c. 375 BCE
Coin of Philip of Macedon, 356 BCE
Greek Helmet
Fall of the Persian Empire, 332 BCE
- Articles
- James D. Purvis, and Eric Meyers. “Exile and Return: From the Babylonian Destruction to the Reconstruction of the Jewish State.”
- James D. Purvis, and Eric Meyers. “Exile and Return: From the Babylonian Destruction to the Reconstruction of the Jewish State.” Part II
- James D. Purvis, and Eric Meyers. “Exile and Return: From the Babylonian Destruction to the Reconstruction of the Jewish State.” Part III
- Lisbeth S. Fried. “Cyrus the Messiah.” Bible Review 19, 5 (2003).
- Aaron Demsky. “Who Returned First—Ezra or Nehemiah?” Bible Review 12, 2 (1996).
- The First Restoration, Rina Abrams, COJS.
- Cuneiform Secrets Revealed, Ira Maurice Price, Monuments and the Old Testament, The Chrisitan Culture Press, Chicago 1899.
- David J.A. Clines, Ezra-Nehemiah, The HarperCollins Study Bible.
- Bedouin Find Papyri Three Centuries Older Than Dead Sea Scrolls, Paul W. Lapp, BAR 4:01, Mar 1978.
- Books in Brief: Treasures from Bible Times, Keith N. Schoville, BAR 11:03, May/Jun 1985.
- Sussita Awaits the Spade, Vassilios Tzaferis, BAR 16:05, Sep/Oct 1990.
- Books in Brief: Gezer III, BAR 17:02, Mar/Apr 1991.
- Why Were Hundreds of Dogs Buried at Ashkelon? Lawrence E. Stager, BAR 17:03, May/Jun 1991.
- Excavating an Ancient Merchantman, Elisha Linder, BAR 18:06, Nov/Dec 1992.
- Did the Ark Stop at Elephantine? Bezalel Porten, BAR 21:03, May/Jun 1995.
- Queries and Comments: How Tolerant Was Ancient Persia? BAR 22:04, Jul/Aug 1996.
- Underground Metropolis: The Subterranean World of Maresha, Amos Kloner, BAR 23:02, Mar/Apr 1997.
- Mizpah: Newly Discovered Stratum Reveals Judah’s Other Capital, Jeffrey R. Zorn, BAR 23:05, Sep/Oct 1997.
- WorldWide: Oxus River Valley, BAR 24:02, Mar/Apr 1998.
- When Palestine Meant Israel, David Jacobson, BAR 27:03, May/Jun 2001.
- Fruits of the Sea, Michael R. Shurkin, BAR 30:05, Sep/Oct 2004.
- Big City, Few People, David Ussishkin, BAR 31:04, Jul/Aug 2005.
- Maps
- Persian Empire, c. 500 BCE
- Websites
- The British Museum: Forgotten Empire: The World of Ancient Persia
See also Jews in the Persian Period (520-332 BCE).
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