commonplace topographic details ascribed to Ai in the Bible. This identification has not gained acceptance. The present-day consensus is that there never was an Israelite conquest of Canaan. Personal life Wood is an evangelical christian. He supports biblical literalism and considers himself a young Earth creationist. He is married to Faith Wood, and lives in Manheim, Pennsylvania. Works Books Articles PDF Notes Bibliography Manfred Bietak and Felix Höflmayer, "Introduction: High and Low Chronology," pp. 13–23 in The Synchronization of Civilisations in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Second Millenium B.C. III, eds. Manfred Bietak and Ernst Czerny, Vienna: Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschanften, 2007. Bruins & van der Plicht, "Tell es-Sultan (Jericho): Radiocarbon Results of Short-Lived Cereal and Multiyear Charcoal Samples from the End of the Middle Bronze Age," Radiocarbon 37:2, 1995. John Garstang, Joshua-Judges, Grand Rapids: Kregel, 1978 reprint of 1931 edition. External links The Bible vs. Modern Scholarship; Interview by John Elliott Wood's interpretation of the Jericho evidence Is Bryant Wood's chronology of Jericho valid? A critical examination Bryant Wood's own site American archaeologists American biblical scholars American Christian Young Earth creationists Living people Old Testament scholars Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute alumni Syracuse University alumni University of Michigan alumni University of Toronto alumni 1936 births