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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.
J-P Mauro
Historic wall of Herod’s palace shown in set of new ‘Salome’ production
J-P Mauro
5th-century chalice boasts oldest Christian graffiti in Britain
J-P Mauro
Nazareth hotel exhibits artifacts excavated from its own grounds
J-P Mauro
The ruin of Solomon’s Temple aids in study of Earth’s magnetism
J-P Mauro
Archaeologists identify an early representation of the Hebrew God
Matthew Green
Excavation in progress at the tomb of Lazarus: “There are interesting elements”
Zelda Caldwell
Archaeologists discover 1,300-year-old church near Jesus’ Mount of Transfiguration
V. M. Traverso
These are the “forgotten” churches located within Syria’s “Dead Cities”
J-P Mauro
8th-century shipwreck discovered adorned with both Christian and Islamic faith symbols
J-P Mauro
Swiss dig reveals 1,000-year-old Christian jewelry mold
J-P Mauro
Asphyxiation: The main cause of death by crucifixion
J-P Mauro
Ancient Byzantine church unearthed in İstanbul
J-P Mauro
Madrid fisherman stumbles upon 14th-century statue of Madonna and Child
Zelda Caldwell
Monumental ancient Christian cross found in mountains of northern Pakistan
Zelda Caldwell
Flood submerges village where it is believed Jesus fed the multitudes
John Burger
Archaeologists narrow dating of Jerusalem structure to time of Herod the Great
John Burger
DNA archaeology suggests new interpretation of Dead Sea Scrolls
J-P Mauro
Jerusalem’s ancient Tombs of the Kings site reopens
J-P Mauro
Incredible digital facial reconstruction shows image of 900-year-old priest
J-P Mauro
Modern technology reveals hidden text on Dead Sea Scroll fragment
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