Jan 20 Blog
By: BAS Staff
How accurate is Luke’s account of the riot at Ephesus described in Acts 19:23–41? Excavations at the site bring this Biblical event to reality in a new way—from inscriptions and figurines of the goddess Artemis to the theater where the riot took place.
Mar 1 Blog
By: Frank Holt
When the known world proved too small, Alexander the Great set his sights east. At its height, Alexander’s empire stretched east to India, north to the Danube River and south to the upper Nile.
Dec 11 Blog
By: Robin Ngo
Showcasing bronze statues from the Hellenistic-period Mediterranean region, Power and Pathos is an unprecedented international exhibition.
Apr 20 Blog
By: Biblical Archaeology Society Staff
Qasr al-Abd, or Castle of the Slave, is a monumental, Hellenistic-style ruin located amid lush fields in Jordan’s Wadi as-Seer valley, not far from Amman.
Oct 27 Blog
The Hellenistic world that surrounded first-century C.E. Judea abounded in Roman sculpture.
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