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‘Christ Born of Mary’–Excavation Reveals First Evidence of Christian Settlement Near Nazareth

According to Israel Antiquities Authority, a recent excavation unearthed the first proof of ancient Christian life during the Byzantine era in the Jezreel Valley, which includes Nazareth.

Hershel Shanks, Who Made Biblical Archaeology Widely Available, Dies

He was not a household name, but in the sometimes arcane world of biblical archaeology, Hershel Shanks was a star, and often a rabble-rouser.

Archaeologists Find Proof Genesis Account of Edom Is True

Archaeologists have uncovered proof that the Kingdom of Edom not only existed but was well-organized and tech-savvy—for its time period.

Philistines Likely Immigrants From Europe, DNA Discovery Shows

An archaeological discovery of the remains of Philistines that inhabited the ancient port city of Ashkelon, Israel during biblical times gives context to the accounts of this people group being referred to as outsiders and gentiles.

‘Exciting’ Artifacts Found in Jerusalem Point to the Truth of the Bible

On Sunday, two archaeologists announced the discovery of “very exciting” ancient artifacts in Jerusalem’s City of David National Park. The find is strong evidence for the reliability of the biblical texts and the existence of ancient Jerusalem.

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Roman Church of Nicea

Archaeologists believe they have discovered the church that was built shortly after the Council of Nicea convened in A.D. 325.

Archaeologists Believe They’ve Found Site of Jesus’ First Miracle

Based on a new discovery, archaeologists believe the place where Jesus turned water into wine is a dusty hillside five miles further north than previously believed.

Researchers Find Hidden Text on Dead Sea Scroll Fragments

Researchers at an international conference to commemorate the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls revealed a fascinating new discovery on Tuesday, May 1, 2018....