Dr. Patricia Dutcher-Walls, Associate Professor of Hebrew Scripture, Vancouver School of Theology; Recent publications: "Queen Mothers and Royal Politics of the Seventh Century B.C.E." in Chaney Festschrift, Sheffield Phoenix, forthcoming; "The Circumscription of the King: Deuteronomy 17:16-17 in Its Ancient Social Context," JBL 121; Jezebel: Portraits of a Queen, Liturgical Press, 2004.

Mention in Hebrew Studies 50 (2009)

• Chapter One: The Clarity of Double Vision: Seeing the Family in Sociological and Archaeological PerspectiveChapter Two: "It's 'All in the Family': Aspects of Identity in Ancient IsraelChapter Three: Lying and Deceit in Families: The Duping of Isaac and TamarChapter Four: Average Families? The Problem of Variability in Iron Age HousesChapter Five: "Home Economics 1407" and the Israelite Family and their Neighbors: An Anthropological/Archaeological ExplorationChapter Six: Food, Family, and Clothing at Passover: Ancestor Worship in Exodus 12:3-13Chapter Seven: Death, Kinship, and Community: Funerary Practices and the hesed Ideal in IsraelChapter Eight: From Womb to Tomb: The Israelite Family in Death as in Life

Dr. Patricia Dutcher-Walls, Associate Professor of Hebrew Scripture, Vancouver School of Theology; Recent publications: "Queen Mothers and Royal Politics of the Seventh Century B.C.E." in Chaney Festschrift, Sheffield Phoenix, forthcoming; "The Circumscription of the King: Deuteronomy 17:16-17 in Its Ancient Social Context," JBL 121; Jezebel: Portraits of a Queen, Liturgical Press, 2004.

Mention in Hebrew Studies 50 (2009)

• Chapter One: The Clarity of Double Vision: Seeing the Family in Sociological and Archaeological PerspectiveChapter Two: "It's 'All in the Family': Aspects of Identity in Ancient IsraelChapter Three: Lying and Deceit in Families: The Duping of Isaac and TamarChapter Four: Average Families? The Problem of Variability in Iron Age HousesChapter Five: "Home Economics 1407" and the Israelite Family and their Neighbors: An Anthropological/Archaeological ExplorationChapter Six: Food, Family, and Clothing at Passover: Ancestor Worship in Exodus 12:3-13Chapter Seven: Death, Kinship, and Community: Funerary Practices and the hesed Ideal in IsraelChapter Eight: From Womb to Tomb: The Israelite Family in Death as in Life

Dr. Patricia Dutcher-Walls, Associate Professor of Hebrew Scripture, Vancouver School of Theology; Recent publications: "Queen Mothers and Royal Politics of the Seventh Century B.C.E." in Chaney Festschrift, Sheffield Phoenix, forthcoming; "The Circumscription of the King: Deuteronomy 17:16-17 in Its Ancient Social Context," JBL 121; Jezebel: Portraits of a Queen, Liturgical Press, 2004.

Mention in Hebrew Studies 50 (2009)

• Chapter One: The Clarity of Double Vision: Seeing the Family in Sociological and Archaeological PerspectiveChapter Two: "It's 'All in the Family': Aspects of Identity in Ancient IsraelChapter Three: Lying and Deceit in Families: The Duping of Isaac and TamarChapter Four: Average Families? The Problem of Variability in Iron Age HousesChapter Five: "Home Economics 1407" and the Israelite Family and their Neighbors: An Anthropological/Archaeological ExplorationChapter Six: Food, Family, and Clothing at Passover: Ancestor Worship in Exodus 12:3-13Chapter Seven: Death, Kinship, and Community: Funerary Practices and the hesed Ideal in IsraelChapter Eight: From Womb to Tomb: The Israelite Family in Death as in Life