Biblical Studies Carnival XXXIV is up

October 1, 2008

Doug Chaplin has Biblical Studies Carnival XXXIV up over at MetaCatholic.

His summary of the month’s blogging runs from Archaeology to Zygotes and includes a little subsection on Ugaritic as well. Very nice.

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