Exhibits/Events

Exhibits/Events

Excavations at the Venezilou Metro station in Thessaloniki, which revealed the intersection of the ancient city’s two main thoroughfares, the cardo and the decumanus. Photo courtesy Mark Wilson.

Jun 25

Underground Thessalonica

By: Mark Wilson

Visitors to the archaeologically rich city of Thessaloniki, Greece, have a new archaeological treat in store for them. With the opening of the city’s Metro […]

Jun 11

New Dead Sea Scrolls US Exhibit

By: BAS Staff

Through September 2, 2025 Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum Simi Valley, CA reaganlibrary.gov For the first time in nearly a decade, the Dead Sea […]

Jun 2

Ancient Egypt’s Blaze of Glory

By: BAS Staff

Through January 25, 2027 The Getty Villa Los Angeles, California www.getty.edu A collection of exceptional sculptures from Egypt’s 26th Dynasty (664–526 BCE) is currently on […]

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Apr 23

What You Missed

By: BAS Staff

It seems like only yesterday that many were waiting on a groundhog to give his forecast for the coming weeks, but now spring is in […]

Nov 13

The Megiddo Mosaic

By: BAS Staff

Through July 6, 2025 Museum of the Bible Washington, D.C. museumofthebible.org An extraordinary mosaic from the area of ancient Megiddo in northern Israel is now […]

Aug 21

Multicultural Elephantine

By: BAS Staff

Through October 27, 2024 National Museums in Berlin Berlin, Germany smb.museum Elephantine sits at the historical southern border of ancient Egypt, by the modern city […]

Feb 21

Back to School in Babylonia

By: BAS Staff

Through March 24, 2024 ISAC Museum Chicago, Illinois isac.uchicago.edu This special exhibition at the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures (ISAC; formerly the Oriental […]

Nov 29

Ethiopia at the Crossroads

By: Robert Bronder

Through March 3, 2024 The Walters Art Museum Baltimore, Maryland thewalters.org Nearly two millennia of Ethiopian art is currently on display at the Walters Art […]

Sep 6

Crossroads of Cultures

By: BAS Staff

The Penn Museum Philadelphia, Pennsylvania www.penn.museum The Eastern Mediterranean Gallery at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia (commonly known as […]

Jun 14

First Fragments: Biblical Papyrus from Roman Egypt

By: BAS Staff

Through September 3, 2023 The Chester Beatty Dublin, Ireland chesterbeatty.ie Titled First Fragments: Biblical Papyrus from Roman Egypt, the latest exhibition at the Chester Beatty […]

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