Materializing the Bible
  • Welcome
  • About
    • Project Director
    • Undergraduate Research Assistants
    • Guest Contributors
    • Acknowledgments
  • Map
  • Attractions
    • Re-Creations >
      • Holy Land replicas, Noah's Arks, and More
      • Catholic Grottoes & Shrines
      • Live Biblical Theatre
      • Wilderness Tabernacles
    • Biblical Gardens >
      • Protestant gardens
      • Catholic gardens
      • Jewish gardens
      • Public gardens
    • Creationist sites
    • Bible History Museums
    • Past and Possible Parks
    • All attractions (year founded)
  • Tours
    • Re-Creations >
      • Nazareth Village
      • Garden of Hope
      • Fields of the Wood
      • Desert Christ Park
      • Biblical History Center
      • The Sorrowful Mother Shrine
      • Ave Maria Grotto
      • Museum Park Orientalis
      • Palestine Gardens
      • The Great Passion Play
      • Sight & Sound Theatres
    • Biblical Gardens >
      • Canberra, Australia
    • Creationist Sites >
      • Cabazon Dinosaurs
      • Noah's Ark Zoo Farm
    • Bible history museums >
      • Wycliffe Discovery Center
      • Museum of Biblical Art
  • Archive
    • Attraction Maps
    • Brochures
    • Guidebooks
    • Postcards
    • News Stories
    • Gauci Brothers' Holy Land
  • Scholarship
    • Discussion Questions
    • Bibliography
  • Book
Materializing the Bible is a collaborative project that launched in July 2015.
The project has benefited greatly from the work of the following undergraduate research assistants.
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Amanda White (2015-16) graduated from Miami University as a Linguistics and Strategic Communication double major.

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Claire Vaughn (2016-20) graduated from Miami University with her BA in Anthropology and Spanish. 

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Kaila Sansom (2017-18) graduated from Miami University with her BA in Linguistics and minors in Spanish and Middle East/Islamic Studies.

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Louisa Wingert (2020) graduated from Miami University with her BS in Marketing.

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Laila Haidar (2021) graduated from Miami University with her BA in Anthropology and Art History.

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