The Amarna Letters
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By: Scott Reynolds, Ph.D., D.Min. | August 6, 2023 One of the most significant archaeological finds in the Canaanite region is the Amarna letters, a…
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Crucified Bone and Ossuary
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By: Scott Reynolds, Ph.D., D.Min. | May 28, 2023 The Roman cross as a fatal punishment has not been doubted as a historical fact by…
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Dead Sea Scrolls – Who Were the Qumran Community? Part 2
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By: Sherene Khouri, Ph.D. | April 23, 2023 This is an answer to our readers’ questions: Part 2 – Who were the Qumran community? Who…
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What are the Dead Sea Scrolls? Part 1
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By: Sherene Khouri, Ph.D. | April 23, 2023 This is an answer to our readers’ questions: What are the Dead Sea Scrolls? Who were the…
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Biblical Archaeology and Apologetics
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By: Bruce Price | April 17, 2023 Indiana Jones making a conquest to find lost artifacts and fighting to hold on to them created a…
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Archaeology and Apologetics
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By: Deanna Huff | September 19, 2022 Stones Tell Stories Upon entering the British Museum, the first display I encountered was the Assyrian section. The…
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Resurrection Defense Series (Part Seven): Archaeological Evidences Supporting the Resurrection
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By: Brian G. Chilton | April 13, 2021 Over the past few weeks, we have examined various lines of evidence that support the notion that…
