Mutualism Under the Mistletoe
Christian Ryan
Just behind Christmas trees and holly, mistletoe is probably one of the most iconic plants of the Christmas…
One Week, Three Conferences
Abigail L.
Each year, the week before Thanksgiving is an exciting time for archaeologists and biblical scholars alike. Several major…
Lemurs After Noah’s Flood: How Did They Get to Madagascar?
Chad Arment
Lemurs present a unique opportunity, and an interesting challenge, for creationists. All living species can only be found…
The Little Lady of Flores
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Peter
On September 2, 2003, excavators uncovered the top of a tiny skull. They were digging in a remote…
What is a Megasequence?
Whether you are in the Grand Canyon, hiking in the Appalachian Mountains, or simply driving through roadcuts on…
How to Disagree Agreeably
Joshua Cedar
Thanksgiving provides an opportunity to count the ways God has blessed us over the past year and offer…
Carbon-14 Dating in Biblical Archaeology
Carbon-14 testing is a type of scientific testing that provides a date for burnt organic material found in…
Falling with Style: Why We Can’t Just Leave Nature Alone
Jake Ramgren
Let’s talk about beavers. As much as any other species, beavers built America. Before European colonization, beaver-made swamps…
The GEM of Egypt: An (Almost) New Museum
I was in Jerusalem for an archaeological dig in June of 2025 when Iran started sending barrages of…
What is Cosmology?
Hannah Klein
Cosmology is, simply put, the study of the universe. You may ask: How exactly does that differ from…
