Publications of Eric M. Meyers

Books

  1. Meyers, EM; Meyers, CL; Balouka, M; de Vincenz, A. The Pottery from Ancient Sepphoris.  edited by Meyers, EM; Meyers, CL Eisenbrauns, January, 2013: 227 pages.
  2. E.M. Meyers and Mark Chancey. From Alexander to Constantine,: Archaeology of the Land of the Bible.  Anchor Reference Library Yale University Press, 2012.
  3. E.M. Meyers with Carol Meyers. Ancient Synagogue Excavations at Nabratein.  Meiron Excavation Reports Series Eisenbraun, 2009.
  4. Meyers, CL; Meyers, EM. Excavations at Ancient Nabratein: Synagogue and Environs.  Eisenbrauns for the American Schools of Oriental Research, 2009.
  5. Bailey, C. Book reviews.  Informa UK Limited, January, 2000: 93-96.
  6. Meyers, EM. Galilee Through the Centuries: Confluence of Cultures, Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Galilee, January 1997.  edited by Meyers, EM Eisenbrauns, 1999.
  7. with John Rogerson, A. Saldarini, H.C. Kee. The Cambridge Companion to the Bible.  Cambridge University Press, 1997.

Edited Books

  1. E.M. Meyers, Carol Meyers and Mark Chancey. The Bible in the Public Square Its Enduring Influence in American Life. Biblical Scholarship in North AmericaSociety of Biblical Literature vol. 27, 2014.

Papers Published

  1. E.M. Meyers and Carol Meyers. "“New Translation with Brief Introductions and Comments to the Books of Haggai and Zechariah." The New American Bible  (2011).
  2. Meyers, EM. "The Ceramic Incense Shovels from Sepphoris: Another View." Festschrift for Amichai Mazar  (2003).
  3. Meyers, EM. "Archaeology and Nationalism in Israel: Making the Past Part of the Present." Zeichen aus Text und Stein: Studien auf dem Weg zu einer Archäeologie des Neuen Testaments  (2003).
  4. Meyers, EM. "Jewish Art and Architecture in Ancient Palestine (70-235 CE)." The Cambridge History of Judaism IV (2003).
  5. Meyers, EM. "The Rise of early Judaism and Early Christianity in the Light of Archaeology with Special Reference to the Dead Sea Scrolls." ASOR Centennial at The Smithsonian  (2003).
  6. Meyers, EM. "The Problems of Gendered Space in Syro-Palestinian Domestic Architecture: The Case of Roman-period Galilee." Proceedings from conference on The Early Christian Family  (2003): 38-51.
  7. Meyers, EM. "Haggai, Zechariah." The New Interpreter’s Study Bible  (2003).
  8. with Meyers, EM; Meyers, C. "New Translation with Brief Introductions to the Books of Haggai and Zechariah." The New Catholic Bible  (2003).
  9. Meyers, EM. "Jesus and His World. Sepphoris and the Quest for the Historical Jesus." Saxa loquentur Studien zur Archäologie Palästinas/Israels. Festschrift, für Volkmar Fritz zum 65 (2003): 185-197.
  10. Meyers, EM. "Sepphoris: City of Peace." The First Jewish Revolt: Archaeology, History, and Ideaology  (2002): 110-120.
  11. Meyers, EM. "Aspects of Everyday Life in Roman Palestine with Special Reference to Private Domiciles and Ritual Baths." Jews in the Hellenistic and Roman Cities  (2002): 193-219.
  12. with Meyers, EM; Seger, JD; al, E. "An ASOR Mosaic: A Centennial History of the American Schools of Oriental Research." ASOR Centennial Vol.  (2001): 3-24.
  13. Meyers, EM. "From the Maccabees to the Dead Sea Scrolls." Reclaiming Jewish History, The Proceedings of Colloquium 1997  (2001): 97-124.
  14. Meyers, EM. "Jewish Culture in Greco-Roman Palestine." Cultures of the Jews: A New History  (2001): 138-79.
  15. with Meyers, EM; Meyers, CL. "Sepphoris; Diocaesarea." Dictionary of Archaeology  (2001): 454-56.
  16. Meyers, EM. "The American Schools of Oriental Research." The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls  (2000): 20-22.
  17. Meyers, EM. "Shelomith 2." Women in Scripture: A Dictionary of Named and Unnamed Women in the Hebrew Bible, Apocrypha, and New Testament  (2000): 154-5.
  18. Meyers, EM. "Ceramics Chronology and Historical Reconstruction." The Archaeology of Jordan and Beyond  (2000): 344-51.
  19. Meyers, EM. "Caesarea, Chorazin." Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart  (2000): 2677 and 2931-2677 and 2931.
  20. Meyers, EM. "Galilëa, Herodeion." Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart  (2000): 455-1675.
  21. Meyers, EM. "The Dating of the Gush Halav Synagogue: ’Response to Jodi Magness’." Judaism in Late Antiquity, part 3, vol. 4, Where we stand: Issues and Debates in Ancient Judaism  (2000): 49-70.

Papers Accepted

  1. Meyers, EM. "Roman-period houses from the Galilee: Domestic architecture and gendered spaces." SYMBIOSIS, SYMBOLISM, AND THE POWER OF THE PAST: CANAAN, ANCIENT ISRAEL, AND THEIR NEIGHBORS - FROM THE LATE BRONZE AGE...ASOR - Albright Centennial Volume  (January, 2003): 487-499.

Book Reviews

  1. Meyers, EM. "Highlands of Many Cultures: The Southern Samaria Survey B The Sites." Scholar’s Bookshelf: BAR  vol. 26 (2003): 3-62.
  2. Davies, J. "Death, Burial and Rebirth in the Religions of Antiquity, History of Religions."   (2003).
  3. Meyers, EM. "The Synagogue of Ancient Ostia and the Jews of Rome: Interdisciplinary Studies." BASOR  (2003).
  4. Meyers, EM. "Dictionary of the ancient Near East." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY  vol. 105 no. 1 (January, 2001): 105-105.
  5. Meyers, EM; Meyers, CL; Dessel, JP. "Report on the 2000 season at Tell )Ein Zippori." Israel Exploration Journal  vol. 51 (2001): 99-104.
  6. Williams, MH. "The Jews Among the Greeks and Romans." American Journal of Archaaeology  vol. 104 (2000): 39-39.
  7. Donfried, KP; Richardson, P. "Judaism and Christianity in First Century Rome." American Journal of Archaeology  vol. 104 (2000): 39-40.
  8. Meyers, EM. "The Elephantine Papyri in English: Three Millennia of Cross-cultural Continuity and Change." Scholar’s Bookshelf: BAR  vol. 26 no. 4, 59 (2000).
  9. Levine, LI. "The Ancient Synagogue." Journal of Roman Archaeology: “The Ancient Synagogue Revisited”  (2000): 683-685.
  10. Levine, LI; ed, . "Jerusalem: Its Sanctity and Centrality to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam." Church History  (2000).
  11. Meyers, EM. "The Pools of Sepphoris - Ritual Baths or Bathtubs?." Biblical Archaeology Review  vol. 26 (2000): 46-61.
  12. Meyers, EM; Chancey, M. "How Jewish was Sepphoris in Jesus’ Time?." Biblical Archaeology Review  vol. 26 (2000): 18-61.