Archaeology

After sixteen years of work, the protective roof over Sinop’s Balatlar Church came down this month, and the medieval walls met daylight

A rare coin depicting Queen Berenice II of Egypt that dates back to Jerusalem’s Hellenistic era was discovered in the City of

Do you know the name Asaiah? Probably not right off the top of your head—he’s a pretty obscure figure—but he is mentioned

An ancient Egyptian manuscript may prove the biblical 10 plagues described in the Book of Exodus. Known as the Ipuwer Papyrus, the

Archaeologists recently unearthed the remains of a massive Roman council hall in Turkey – and the site holds carvings linked to early Christian

Underneath a plot of land in Israel an ancient blade factory has been uncovered - shedding new light on the existence of

Campbellsville University is hosting “500 Years of the Bible in English,” an exhibition and lecture series showcasing the evolution and history of

An archaeologist working with the Temple Mount Sifting Project has uncovered a well-preserved clay seal stamped with Paleo-Hebrew letters that read, according

In the summer of 2025, archaeologists working at Tel Shiloh made a remarkable discovery that may shed new light on one of

James R. Strange, professor of New Testament at Samford University, was hoping to excavate a lot of ancient pottery from Jesus’ time