Bible
Qumran: The Dead Scrolls Revealed
The exhibition on the Dead Sea Scrolls at the National Library of France has been a huge success: 30000 visitors, unanimous press, book out of print before the exhibition even ended… By the way,... Read More
Habilitation to Supervise Research
On June 3, 2010, I received the “Habilitation to Supervise Research” Degree, which enables me — for example — to direct Doctoral (PhD) students. During the public defence, I presented ... Read More
Study Tour in Israel: July 1-11, 2010
I’m taking a group of students on a tour (July 1-11, 2010) to study the topography and archaeology of the Holy Land. Our program: Jerusalem, the Negev, Arad, the Dead Sea, Masada, Ein-Gedi, Qumr... Read More
Fault and Punishment in Oriental Civilizations
The Institute of Near Eastern Studies of the College of France and our CNRS team (UMR 7192) organize, with the collaboration of the Asiatic Society, a meeting with the following theme: Fault and Punis... Read More
Time to tell on RCF
I will be the guest of “Time to tell,” a live show hosted by Stéphanie Gallet on RCF Radio on Wednesday, June 9, 2010 from 9 AM to 11:30 AM. The show’s theme will be: “What do... Read More
The Bible at Qumran
On the occasion of the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition at the National Library of France, I have been invited to a colloquium that will take place there on June 8, 2010.... Read More
The Dead Sea Scrolls Enigma on France 5 TV: Live Show “C dans l’air”
The Dead Sea Scrolls enigma will be the focus of France 5 live show “C dans l’air” hosted by Yves Calvi on June 4, 2010 at 5:45 PM. I have been invited, together with specialists of ... Read More
Interview for the Qumran exhibition
On the occasion of the Qumran exhibition at the National Library, I answered Laurent Héricher’s questions on the Dead Sea Scrolls and their contribution to our knowledge of the Bible and ancien... Read More