Uruk
06/12 | The Biblical writers had a clear sense that human civilization as they knew it had first flourished in the east, in the lands of Mesopotamia, modern Iraq. The stories of Read more…
Posted in Exhibits/Events.
Tag: finds
Controversial Qeiyafa Comes to U.S. Museum
02/13 | Since the beginning of Dr. Yosef Garfinkel’s excavation at Khirbet Qeiyafa in 2007, the site has been producing exciting and controversial finds that have kept the Biblical archaeology world buzzing. Read more…
Posted in Exhibits/Events.
Alexander to Constantine
01/10 | Morten Hørning Jensen reviews “Alexander to Constantine: Archaeology of the Land of the Bible (Vol. 3)” by Eric M. Meyers and Mark A. Chancey. Read more…
Posted in Archaeologists, Biblical Scholars & Works, Reviews.
- The Diggers Return
- The Edomite Stronghold of Sela
- Jesus and His World
- Did I Find King David’s Palace?
- Lilith
- Theater Masks in Turkey Point to Traveling Roman Troupe
- Jewish Worship, Pagan Symbols
- Archaeologists Identify the World’s Earliest “Matches” in Ancient Israel
- Solving the Enigma of Petra and the Nabataeans
- Antakya Hotel to Preserve the Wonders of Ancient Antioch
