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Meeting Program Units

2011 Annual Meeting

San Francisco, CA

Meeting Begins11/19/2011
Meeting Ends11/22/2011

Call for Papers Opens: 1/25/2011
Call for Papers Closes: 3/4/2011

Requirements for Participation

Warfare in Ancient Israel


Program Unit Type: Section
Accepting Papers? Yes

Call For Papers: The Warfare in Ancient Israel Section will sponsor two sessions in 2011: 1) The FIRST session will be an open session for which we especially encourage proposals for 25-minute papers that explore symbols related to war and violence in their various ancient contexts. The symbols may relate to the realities/practices of warfare or its representations in texts and iconography. Examples include symbolic combat actions, costuming/outfitting elements, hair, artwork, literary symbols, and material artifacts and their use. 2) The SECOND session will consist of invited papers dealing with ritual and featuring a panel discussion. For more information, contact Brad E. Kelle (bradkelle@pointloma.edu).

Program Unit Chairs

Brad E. Kelle

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