The March 2005 issue of SBL Forum is up here, and it deals with the recent forgery scandals. The articles are as follows:
The Antiquities Market, Sensationalized Textual Data, and Modern Forgeries: Introduction to the Problem and Synopsis of the 2004 Israeli Indictment by Christopher A. Rollston and Andrew G. Vaughn
The Forgery Indictments and BAR: Learning From Hindsight, by Edward M. Cook
The Crisis of Modern Epigraphic Forgeries and the Antiquities Market: A Palaeographer Reflects on the Problem and Proposes Protocols for the Field by Christopher A. Rollston
The Probability of Forgeries: Reflections on a Statistical Analysis by Andrew G. Vaughn and Carolyn Pillers Dobler
The Jerusalem Syndrome in Biblical Archaeology, by Yuval Goren
The Saga of the Yonan Codex, by Bruce M. Metzger
Epilogue: Methodological Musings From The Field by Andrew G. Vaughn and Christopher A. Rollston
My article is partially based on material that first appeared here on "Ralph." You know my methods, Watson.
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