Oct 3 Blog
By: Nathan Steinmeyer
Early eighth-century BCE Megiddo is famous for two massive stable complexes, thought by early excavators to be the stables of Solomon. Covering a large portion […]
Nov 1 Blog
A small faience head, excavated at the site of Abel Beth Maacah in northern Israel, may depict the city’s ninth-century BCE ruler, a period when […]
May 31 Blog
By: Robert A. Mullins
Five faded letters inscribed on a storage jar is all the textual evidence we have from ninth-century BCE Abel Beth Maacah in the far north […]
Nov 25 Blog
This is the first part of an exclusive Bible History Daily series on historical texts that are important for understanding the history and world of […]
Mar 4 Blog
A lonely and little-known hilltop fortress in northern Galilee offers archaeologists a unique opportunity to gaze into the origins of ancient Israel. First excavated in […]
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