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alusur-6804	Walmsley, Alan	Remembering Kenneth G. Holum	2019	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4350	150	49	Ken loved teaching, and he especially loved working with his graduate students. At first, by his own admission, Ken was party to this disingenuous interpretation of Caesarea’s history, but by the 1980s significant doubt as to the validity of this view began to appear in a number of Ken’s publications, culminating in his ground-breaking BASOR publication of 1992 entitled “Archaeological Evidence for the Fall of Byzantine Caesarea.”	cache/alusur-6804.pdf	txt/alusur-6804.txt