Material Culture Synchronisms with New Testament

Primary Datum

Datum: multiple material-culture synchronisms support the New Testament's local setting details.

Scoring / Hypothesis Pressure

Contextual / unweighted / no active Bayes factor.

Dependency / Cap Metadata

dependency_cluster_id

archaeology_material_culture_synthesis

dependency_cluster_role

parent_summary

dependency_cluster

archaeology_material_culture_synthesis

dependency_role

parent_summary

cap_profile

manual_review

evidence_function

synthesis_parent

directness

synthesis

Counter-Pressure

title

Material Culture Synchronisms with New Testament is context, not an extra scored proof.

text

This row helps readers understand the archaeology and material-culture context family, but it should not be treated as independent BF pressure on top of its child or sibling rows. Context is useful, but it must remain unweighted or dependency-capped so it does not double-count the same support layer.

path

Use it to orient the question and then move to the scored rows that carry the evidential weight. Use it to orient the reader to the world of the texts, not to settle the whole case.

Caveats / Notes

Cap notes

This row summarizes material-culture support for audit context. It remains unweighted and should not be counted as an independent scored row on top of child archaeology rows.

Scoring note

Unweighted parent summary. Child material-culture rows carry score unless a future capped parent-as-replacement synthesis is explicitly approved.

Governance note

Unweighted material-culture parent; children carry capped support only.

Disposition note

Maintainer disposition: unweighted parent summary after conservative calibration. Legacy Bayes factors and aggregation fields are retained for audit context only; child material-culture rows carry active scoring where assigned.

Citations

• Eck, W. (1999). The Governor of Judea Pontius Pilate.
• Jeremias, J. (1966). Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus.
• Zias, J. (1994). The Caiaphas Family Tomb.
• Rainey, A. & Notley, R. (2006). The Sacred Bridge.
• Arnold, B.T. & Beyer, B.E. (2002). Readings from the Ancient Near East.
• Craig, W.L. (2008). Reasonable Faith.
• Habermas, G. (2012). The Historical Jesus
• Tacitus, Annals 15.44.
• Van Voorst, R. (2000). Jesus Outside the New Testament.
• CIJ II 1400; AE 1963.104.
• Bond, H. (1998). Pontius Pilate in History and Interpretation.
• Zevit, Z. (2002). The Religions of Ancient Israel (archaeological notes).
• Reich, R. (2013). Caiaphas Family Tomb Reexamined.
• Goren, Y. et al. (2004). Authenticity Examination of the James Ossuary.
• Aviam, M. (2004). On the James Ossuary.
• CIJ II 1400; SEG 8.169.
• Finegan, J. (1992). The Archeology of the New Testament.
• Pixner, B. (1997). Paths of the Messiah.
• Reich, R. & Shukron, E. (2004). The Pool of Siloam in Jerusalem.
• Sukenik, E. (1935). Ancient Synagogues in Palestine and Greece.
• Aviam, M. (2013). Galilean Synagogues in the Second Temple Period.
• Wachsmann, S. (1995). The Galilee Boat.
• Raban, A. (1992). The Sea of Galilee Boat—The First Twenty Years.
• CIG 4521 (Abila); Fitzmyer, J. (1981). The Gospel According to Luke I–IX.
• Finegan, J. (1998). Handbook of Biblical Chronology.
• ICorinth 8.232.
• Winter, B.W. (2001). After Paul Left Corinth.
• IG X,2 1.1; British Museum Inscription 1876,8-20.1.
• Bruce, F.F. (1990). The Acts of the Apostles.
• Rahmani, L.Y. (1994). A Catalogue of Jewish Ossuaries in the Collections of the State of Israel.
• Levine, L.I. (2000). The Ancient Synagogue.
• Runesson, A. (2008). The Ancient Synagogue from Its Origins to 200 CE.

Recommended Citation

The Signal Evidence Dataset, "Material Culture Synchronisms with New Testament," Evidence ID: SYN-MAT-CULT, Version 0.6. Accessed [access date]. https://logos-signal.org/evidence/SYN-MAT-CULT/

Machine-Readable Source

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