Aleteia

Saturday 27 April |

Archaeology

Our collection of articles on the study, recovery, and scientific investigation of the material remains that can illuminate both our reading of the Scriptures and our understanding of tradition.

Daniel Esparza

How medieval monasteries survived Viking raids

Daniel Esparza

King David’s name might have been found on 2,900-year-old slab

Sadzawka Siloe w Jerozolimie będzie otwarta dla zwiedzających

Daniel Esparza

The Pool of Siloam will open to the public for the first time in 2,000 years

Daniel Esparza

Tomb of Mary’s midwife will soon open to public

Daniel Esparza

Two early medieval churches discovered in Eritrea

J-P Mauro

Experts identify remains within sarcophagi found under Notre Dame

Daniel Esparza

Medieval Cistercian farm unearthed in northern England

Daniel Esparza

Cyril of Alexandria’s lost work is found and translated

Daniel Esparza

30,000 Medieval items available online for the first time

Daniel Esparza

The seven churches of Galway, Ireland

Daniel Esparza

New archaeological evidence of biblical King Hezekiah found in Jerusalem

Daniel Esparza

Ancient Christian monastery discovered in the United Arab Emirates

Daniel Esparza

Biblical battles confirmed in new archaeological study

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Daniel Esparza

Israeli “arteology” exhibition tries to connect people to archaeology

Daniel Esparza

1400-year-old royal hall mentioned by Venerable Bede unearthed

Statue of Adrian von Bubenberg in the city of Bern

J-P Mauro

Medieval Swiss war hero’s name found within King David’s tomb

Daniel Esparza

Early medieval mosaics discovered under a palace near the Sea of Galilee

J-P Mauro

Study backs Josephus’ account of Roman conquest of Jerusalem

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J-P Mauro

Excavation of ancient city Hadrianopolis yields wonderful mosaics

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Daniel Esparza

Catacomb of Commodilla will open to the public for the first time

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