The Mysterious Hornet of the Conquest
Abigail L.
For centuries, the Israelites had lived as foreigners and slaves in Egypt. But, when the time was right,…
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Retelling a Zuni Flood Legend
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Peter
Last year, I had the opportunity to listen to the retelling of a Native American flood legend. I…
The Battle of Jericho: A New Perspective
Biblical scholars and archaeologists have long debated the question of the battle of Jericho as described in Joshua…
What is Dendrochronology?
David Pierron
For decades, some evolutionary scientists have used dendrochronology to discredit the biblical account of human origins. The majority…
One Week, Three Conferences
Each year, the week before Thanksgiving is an exciting time for archaeologists and biblical scholars alike. Several major…
The Little Lady of Flores
- ByPeter
On September 2, 2003, excavators uncovered the top of a tiny skull. They were digging in a remote…
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…
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…
Notice: Upcoming Archaeology Convention
The annual meeting of the Near East Archaeology Society (NEAS) will take place in Boston, Massachusetts on November…
The Biblically Grounded Archaeology Experience
On July 11–12, 2025, the inaugural Biblically Grounded Archaeology Experience took place in Bristol Virginia. Southwest Radio Ministries…
Hannah Klein
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