Camels in the Biblical World

Camels in the Biblical World, volume 1, provides a scholarly examination of the cultural history of the dromedary and the Bactrian camel. This history book utilizes archaeology, iconography, and ancient inscriptions to analyze how these animals functioned within early societies. The authors integrate various text sources to offer a comprehensive reappraisal of camel domestication and movement.

The text focuses on the category of camels in the Bible, critically evaluating specific references found within the Gospels and the Hebrew Bible. By blending animal studies with historical research, this volume clarifies the role of camels in ancient Near Eastern contexts. This academic work serves as a detailed resource for those studying biblical history and the intersection of zoology and ancient culture.