I have an addition to note [6], as follows:
The excellent article above was written in 2005 and cites my 2004 published dissertation, _Identifying Biblical Persons_, but a 2009 article of mine is very relevant in that it affirms the authors's point about forgeries and disqualifies the two bullae "of Berekyahu ben Neriyahu, the scribe" as both unprovenanced and "probable modern forgeries" (p. 62):
See the update in Lawrence J. Mykytiuk, “Corrections and Updates to ‘Identifying Biblical Persons in Northwest Semitic Inscriptions of 1200–539 B.C.E.’ ” Maarav 16(1) (2009): 49–132, esp. 62; http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/lib_research/129/ .
I have an addition to note [6], as follows:
The excellent article above was written in 2005 and cites my 2004 published dissertation, _Identifying Biblical Persons_, but a 2009 article of mine is very relevant in that it affirms the authors's point about forgeries and disqualifies the two bullae "of Berekyahu ben Neriyahu, the scribe" as both unprovenanced and "probable modern forgeries" (p. 62):
See the update in Lawrence J. Mykytiuk, “Corrections and Updates to ‘Identifying Biblical Persons in Northwest Semitic Inscriptions of 1200–539 B.C.E.’ ” Maarav 16(1) (2009): 49–132, esp. 62; http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/lib_research/129/ .