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Archaeology of Society in the Holy Land

1 review

Continuum International Publishing Group, 1998

A Survey of Archæological Evidence Reaching Far in the Past
Archæology constitutes a meticulous study of ancient artifacts and residues from periods in human history remote to the modern world. This field of anthropology is marked by differences in emphasis, depending on the region under excavation. In the southern Levant, such focus generally accentuates what has been termed "biblical archæology", designed to augment historical understanding of the ...

Bible and Radiocarbon Dating: Archaeology, Text and Science
Thomas Higham

Equinox Publishing (UK), 2005

Over the past several years, a number of Levantine archaeologists working on the Iron Age (ca. 1200 - 586 BCE) have begun to employ high precision radiocarbon dating to solve a wide range of chronological, historical and social issues. This is revolutionizing traditional 'Biblical Archaeology' which over the past several decades has been viewed as parochial. The incorporation of high precision radiocarbon dating methods and statistical modeling ...

Stop America's #1 Killer!

2 reviews
Thomas E. Levy

LivOn Books, 2006

Ignore the Title and Cover
As his earlier books were, this one, properly sub-titled "Reversible Vitamin Deficiency Found to be Origin of ALL Coronary Heart Disease", is excellent, both in its organization by type of ailment and the depth of references, about 650 of them, mostly to medical journals. No index. Still it is easy to read, and has the evidence for the value of taking vitamin C . Back cover says: "Coronary Heart ...

The New Stir-fry Cookbook (Step-by-step)
Thomas E Levy

Murdoch Books, 1999

The Roots of Disease: Connecting Dentistry & Medicine

11 reviews
Robert Kulacz, Thomas E. Levy

Xlibris Corporation, 2002

Vital information for your health
I have not only read this book, but have also been a patient of Dr. Kulacz. Unfortunately, many detractors choose wishful thinking over verifiable, scientific fact. They pay for their ongoing denial with health troubles. Nobody wants to lose any teeth, but if the alternative is long term devastating health problems, the loss of a tooth is a small price to pay. I was in this category with both ...

Optimal Nutrition for Optimal Health

5 reviews
Thomas E. Levy

McGraw-Hill, 2001

Insightful reading
Dr. Levy's command of his subject matter is unmatched. His findings, while sometimes startling, underscore the importance of being informed and doing your homework to back up findings. Dr. Levy's legal training also provides unique insight and perspective as to the challenges facing the medical, dental and nutritional worlds - and the institutional impediments to progress for those of us not ...

Uninformed Consent : The Hidden Dangers in Dental Care

13 reviews
Hal A. Huggins, Thomas E. Levy

Hampton Roads Pub Co, 1999

This is scientific fact not pseudo-science
Dr. Huggins graduated from the University of Nebraska School of Dentistry in 1962 and received a master of science degree from the University of Colorado in 1989. He is no quack, he is a crusader for health. There is abundant scientific evidence that amalgam fillings are a danger to health. Dental amalgam is 50% mercury. Mercury is the most toxic metal known to man. Just look at the ...

Curing the Incurable: Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins

13 reviews
Thomas E. Levy

Livon Books, 2002

An exceptional book on Vitamin C
Dr. Levy did his undergraduate work at Johns Hopkins, studied medicine at Tulane and wound up teaching cardiology at Tulane. Then, to paraphrase his words, he began to think about what he was doing, and has written some truly exceptional books about medicine, which I have seen leave a DDS in awe. One of the controversies in medicine is what use(s) Vitamin C is good for. Hardly any general ...

Sinuhe, The Bible, and the Patriarchs (Czech Institute Monographs)
Miroslav Barta

David Brown Book Company, 2004

The Story of Sinuhe, one of the most popular works of Ancient Egyptian literature, lies at heart of this study. A royal official under the first ruler of Egyptian dynasty XII, the pharaoh Amenemhat, Sinuhe flees from Egypt after the murder of the king. He spends most of his life in the Syro-Palestine region, becoming a successful tribal chief and local ruler, but yearns to return to his native land - a wish eventually granted by the pharaoh ...

Law and the Rise of Capitalism

1 review
Michael E. Tigar, Madeleine R. Levy

Monthly Review Press, 1977

Law and ideology in the time of the rise of capital
I bought this book by radical lawyer Michael Tigar, expecting it to be a typical critique of liberal interpretations of law in the past two centuries, of the kind so well summarized by Anatole France's famous statement that the majestic equality of the law forbids both the rich and the poor to sleep under bridges, beg, and steal bread. However, this turned out not to be the case. Instead, the ...

Archaeology, Anthropology, and Cult: The Sanctuary at Gilat, Israel (Approaches to Anthropological ...

Equinox Publishing (UK), 2006

This book provides an in-depth study of the role of religion in the evolution of societies. It melds anthropological theory and archaeological data to present one of the most comprehensive archaeological studies of the role of ritual as a vital force for promoting and consolidating social change. It is based on seven seasons of archaeological excavation at the Chalcolithic site of Gilat, a low mound, located in the fields of the Moshav Gilat, a ...

Crossing Jordan: North American Contributions to the Archaeology of Jordan

Equinox Publishing, 2007

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