Tel Dan Stele Discovery: The Nearly 3,000-Year-Old “House of David” Inscription That Changed Biblical Archaeology
On a July afternoon in 1993, archaeologist and surveyor Gila Cook was completing measurements beside an…
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On a July afternoon in 1993, archaeologist and surveyor Gila Cook was completing measurements beside an…
On a stony ridge north of Jerusalem, archaeologists are slowly redrawing the outline of one of…
A new international research project will try to answer one of the most persistent questions in…
3,500-year-old Egyptian fortress in Sinai reveals heavily fortified routes tied to the biblical Exodus, offering new…
At sunrise, when the first light hits the snow on Mount Ararat, the mountain does something…
Hidden amid the rolling plains of central Anatolia, the ancient city of Lystra is once again…
For centuries, debates have raged over whether the Bible is history, myth, or something in between.…
Archaeologists at Tel Shiloh Claim Structure Matches Biblical Tabernacle Where the Ark of the Covenant Was…
Newly discovered clay seal may connect to a high-ranking official from King Josiah’s court, offering a…
Mysterious Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions may point to Moses and Joseph as historical figures, sparking global scholarly controversy.…