I Am Ashurbanipal, featured at the British Museum in London through February 24, 2019, is a magnificent exhibition. Read more…
Exhibits/Events
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I Am Ashurbanipal at the British Museum
• 01/30/2019
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Devotion and Decadence
• 12/12/2018
Luxury arts of ancient Rome are the focus of a unique exhibition hosted by New York University’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World. Read more…
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Armenia!
• 10/10/2018
In the exhibit Armenia!, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City brings together the finest examples of Armenian art. Read more…
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DC-Area Lecture: A Conversation with Carol and Eric Meyers
• 07/09/2018
Join Carol and Eric Meyers, two preeminent archaeologists and Biblical scholars with over 50 years of experience and leadership in their profession, for a lively discussion at the Museum of Read more…
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Site-Seeing: Face to Face with Ancient Greek Warriors
• 06/19/2018
An easy drive from Athens, Greece, the Archaeological Museum in Nauplion is a must-visit. The centerpiece of the museum’s collection is the Dendra Panoply, a complete bronze suit of body Read more…
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On View: Seals of Isaiah and King Hezekiah Discovered
• 06/12/2018
On view through August 19, 2018, the exhibit Seals of Isaiah and King Hezekiah Discovered presents two seal impressions found 3 feet apart in the Ophel excavations led by archaeologist Read more…
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Ancient Cultures in Contact
• 12/13/2017
The exhibit Ancient Mediterranean Cultures in Contact at the Field Museum in Chicago showcases nearly 100 objects from the museum’s ancient Egyptian, Roman, Greek, and Etruscan collections. Read more…
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Museum of the Bible: Part Museum, Part Holy Land Experience
• 11/15/2017
The Museum of the Bible is opening in Washington, DC. Take a look at some of the spectacular exhibition spaces and interactive rooms. Read more…
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The Terra Sancta Museum: A New Stop on the Via Dolorosa
• 10/30/2017
The Terra Sancta Museum in Jerusalem’s Old City sits on the Via Dolorosa (“Way of Sorrow”), the path, according to tradition, that Jesus walked before his crucifixion. Three new wings Read more…
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Discarded History
• 08/16/2017
For more than a thousand years, the Jews of Cairo would preserve every piece of writing that contained Bible verses or references to God. Some of these treasured scraps are Read more…
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On Display in Rome: Images of the Temple Menorah
• 07/07/2017
The Menorah: Worship, History and Myth, a major exhibition on display at the Vatican Museum and the Jewish Museum in Rome, provides dramatic images of the Temple Menorah. Read more…
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Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence
• 04/25/2017
In a world of often colorless sculptures, the della Robbia family’s vivid glazed terracotta creations stood out. Read more…
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D.C.-Area Archaeology Event
• 04/24/2017
On Sunday, April 30, 2017, Sidnie White Crawford will deliver the lecture “What the Dead Sea Scrolls Teach Us About the Bible” in the D.C. area. Read more…
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Too Big for Your Wrist
• 02/15/2017
Many of our modern timekeeping practices have their roots in ancient Greece and Rome, which is the focus of Time and Cosmos in Greco-Roman Antiquity, a new exhibit at New Read more…
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D.C.-Area Archaeology Event
• 02/10/2017
On February 17, 2017, Christopher Rollston of the George Washington University will deliver the lecture “Women in the Coptic Gospel of Thomas: In Life and in the Afterlife” in the Read more…
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D.C.-Area Archaeology Event
• 01/23/2017
On January 29, 2017, Sarah Yeomans, Director of Educational Programs at the Biblical Archaeology Society, will deliver the lecture “Doctors, Diseases and Deities: Epidemic Crises and Medicine in Ancient Rome” Read more…
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From the Days of King David
• 12/13/2016
Incredible artifacts from the site of Khirbet Qeiyafa are on display—many for the first time—in the exhibit In the Valley of David and Goliath at the Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem. Read more…
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D.C.-Area Archaeology Event
• 12/09/2016
On December 14, 2016, Brien Garnand, Assistant Professor of Classics at Howard University, will deliver the lecture “Carthage and the Forgotten Phoenicians in the Ancient Mediterranean” in the D.C. area. Read more…
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3D Archaeology: Destroyed Monuments Resurrected
• 11/23/2016
An exhibition currently on display at the Roman Colosseum resurrects some of the recently demolished monuments in the Middle East and raises awareness about the continuing destruction. Read more…
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Two D.C.-Area Archaeology Events
• 11/14/2016
The Washington, D.C.-area Biblical Archaeology Society of Northern Virginia and Biblical Archaeology Forum will host the lectures “Egypt and Canaan—A Political and Cultural Encounter” by Daphna Ben-Tor (November 20) and Read more…
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Two D.C.-Area Archaeology Events
• 10/24/2016
Two D.C.-area archaeology events are being hosted by BAF and BASONOVA this October 2016. Read more…
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Jerusalem at the Gates of Heaven
• 10/06/2016
Jerusalem’s importance as both a religious location and symbol shaped the art of the medieval period. This is reflected in the exhibit “Jerusalem 1000–1400: Every People Under Heaven” at the Read more…
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D.C.-Area Archaeology Event: The Golden Age of King Midas
• 09/07/2016
On Sunday, September 11, 2016, Dr. C. Brian Rose will deliver the lecture “The Golden Age of King Midas: Excavations at Gordion, Turkey” in the Washington, D.C. area. Read more…
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D.C.-Area Archaeology Event: Samson in Stone
• 08/29/2016
On Sunday, September 11, 2016, Professor Jodi Magness will deliver the lecture “Samson in Stone: New Discoveries in the Ancient Synagogue at Huqoq in Israel’s Galilee” in the Washington, D.C. Read more…
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Masterpiece from the Pyramid Age
• 08/26/2016
Found in the tomb of the Egyptian Queen Hetepheres (c. 2550 B.C.E.), her throne is the focal point of a new exhibit at the Harvard Semitic Museum, Recreating the Throne Read more…
