28th Annual Bible and Archaeology Fest
Nov. 21 thru 23
Online Registration Ends Nov. 20 at 9pm
Mark Goodacre, Erin Darby, Pamela Gaber and Aaron Burke
Join us for a weekend of 17 lectures with leading Bible scholars and archaeologists
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Winter • Vol. 51, No. 4

The Winter 2025 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review celebrates the latest discoveries that continue to shape our understanding of the Bible. In “Not So Little […]

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BAS Travel/Study 2025-26

March 29 thru April 5, 2026
Seminar at Sea 2026

Led by BAR Editor-in-Chief Glenn Corbett
Cruise from Florida to Mexico, Belize, & Honduras, learning along the way!
Lecture program on “Jordan, The Other Holy Land”

ONLINE
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
8 – 9pm ET
BAS Scholars Series with Glenn Corbett & Chris McKinny

with Glenn Corbett & Chris McKinny
Year in Review for 2025 in Biblical Archaeology

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ONLINE | Mondays and Thursdays, July 6th through 30th 2026, (7:30 – 9pm ET)
BAS Course with Elizabeth Schrader Polczer

with Elizabeth Schrader Polczer, Villanova University
Women in the New Testament and Early Christianity

Digs

Find a Holy Land Dig in 2025

Participating in an archaeological excavation is a unique and exciting way to experience history firsthand. For almost four decades, BAS has been connecting volunteers with the opportunity to participate in some of the most exciting archaeological excavations in the Near East. A wide variety of people take part in our featured digs, and individuals of many different ages, backgrounds, and cultures have come together to share the thrill of discovery.

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