Archaeology breakthrough: Discovery of 'evidence which 'proves Bible story DID happen' ARCHAEOLOGISTS believe they discovered crucial evidence that suggests one of the Bible's most famous tales ...

An archaeologist claims the Bible’s King David could’ve ruled over a large kingdom, complete with roads connecting fortified cities around Jerusalem.

The discovery has not only shed light on details about Jesus' burial but also unveiled new information about the history of ancient Jerusalem. "The church stands on a quarry," Stasolla went on.

A Disputed Discovery Mazar believes that the centerpiece of the discovery is the Water Gate gatehouse mentioned in Nehemiah 3:26-27. Dutch-born archaeological architect Leen Ritmeyer begs to differ.

In an article in Biblical Archaeology Review Eilat Mazar, an archaeologist associated with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, announced the discovery of a clay seal that appears to bear the name of ...

Her book, "Bible Study For Those Who Don't Read The Bible," reprints the first 56 volumes of this popular study. "Part 2,” with the same title, reprints Vols. 57 – 113. Order it here.

Throughout 2014, the Dunham Bible Museum at Houston Baptist University will be hosting an exhibit featuring 40 objects from the Khirbet el-Maqatir excavations, including the scarab, brought from ...

Archaeology Discovery Weekend’s speakers include Emanuel Tov, professor of Bible at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem who served as editor in chief of the Dead Sea Scrolls Publication Project ...

News Published: 17 May 1930 Archæology and Bible History Nature 125, 764 (1930) Cite this article ...