Welcome to Times Will Tell, The Times of Israel’s weekly feature podcast.

This week, host Amanda Borschel-Dan speaks with archaeologist Prof. Jennie Ebeling about women’s live in ancient Israel.

In addition to leading and participating in archaeological excavations in Israel and Jordan, Ebeling is sculpting the next generation of scholars through her teaching at the University of Evansville in Indiana.

She has written extensively about ancient food and drink technology which can offer a deeper look at women in antiquity, including a book, “Women’s Lives in Biblical Times.”

One of the ways we can learn about women’s agency is through studying ancient ovens, said Ebeling, which in part has led her to hypothesize that women were the master brewers of ancient Israel. 

IMAGE: Archaeologist Prof. Jennie Ebeling at the Jezreel Expedition. (Ashley Motes, courtesy of the Jezreel Expedition)

Welcome to Times Will Tell, The Times of Israel&rsquo;s weekly feature podcast.
This week, host Amanda Borschel-Dan speaks with archaeologist Prof. Jennie Ebeling about women&rsquo;s live in ancient Israel.
In addition to leading and participating in archaeological excavations in Israel and Jordan, Ebeling is sculpting the next generation of scholars through her teaching at the University of Evansville in Indiana.
She has written extensively about ancient food and drink technology which can offer a deeper look at women in antiquity, including a book, &ldquo;Women&rsquo;s Lives in Biblical Times.&rdquo;
One of the ways we can learn about women&rsquo;s agency is through studying ancient ovens, said Ebeling, which in part has led her to hypothesize that women were the master brewers of ancient Israel.&nbsp;
IMAGE: Archaeologist Prof. Jennie Ebeling at the Jezreel Expedition. (Ashley Motes, courtesy of the Jezreel Expedition)

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A weekly exploration of one key issue shaping Israel and the Jewish World right now.

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