prebiblical

adjective

pre·bib·li·cal ˌprē-ˈbi-bli-kəl

variants or pre-biblical

: existing or occurring before the bible was written

pre-biblical times/traditions

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But ancient inscriptions, scratched into stone or put onto parchment or papyrus or any other surface, including broken pieces of pottery known as ostraca, not only offer insights into the Bible’s history but also paint a picture of how people lived in biblical and even prebiblical times. —