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Schafer-Elliott provides a helpful model of careful attention to the archaeology of homes and how the spaces are used in those homes. -- Stephen Reed, Jamestown College, Review of Biblical Literature

'Schafer-Elliott provides a helpful model of careful attention to the archaeology of homes and how the spaces are used in those homes.' - Stephen Reed, Jamestown College, Review of Biblical Literature 'This innovative study offers new insights into the meanings behind cooking in the Hebrew Bible while also making an important contribution to the development of household archaeology in the southern Levant.' - Jennie Ebeling, University of Evansville, USA

Schafer-Elliott provides a helpful model of careful attention to the archaeology of homes and how the spaces are used in those homes. -- Stephen Reed, Jamestown College, Review of Biblical Literature This innovative study offers new insights into the meanings behind cooking in the Hebrew Bible while also making an important contribution to the development of household archaeology in the southern Levant. - Jennie Ebeling, University of Evansville, USA

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Cynthia Shafer-Elliott recently received her Ph.D. in Biblical Studies from the University of Sheffield. She is currently teaching at William Jessup University in Rocklin, California. Her research utilizes interdisciplinary approaches to better understand the daily lives of ancient Israelites and Judahites. Aspects of her research are published in contributions to A Land Like Your Own: Traditions of Israel and Their Reception (2010). She has also held supervisory roles on a number of archaeological excavations in Israel, most recently at Tel es-Safi (biblical Gath).

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