Archeology

Archeology Christian Persecution Issues

Tabgha and the Apostle Peter’s Redemption

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Caesarea’s Incredible Biblical Heritage, Part 2

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Caesarea’s Incredible Biblical Heritage, Part 1

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The Miracles of Jesus in Bethsaida

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Fascinating Find at Ancient Byzantine Church in Galilee

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Inside Ancient Jewish Tombs in Upper Galilee

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Exploring Ancient Christian Tombs in Upper Galilee

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Abu Ghosh: Arab Town Friendly to Jewish People, Rich in Biblical History

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Walking in the Footsteps of King David

Archeology

Archaeological Evidence of the Kingdom of David

Biblical archaeology was revolutionized several years ago when evidence of the existence of the kingdom of David was brought to light in the form of a fortified Iron Age town excavated in the Elah Valley by Hebrew University Professor Yosef Garfinkel and Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) archaeologist Sa’ar Ganor.

The place was described by the…

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Archaeologists Uncover Life of Luxury in 2,000-year-old Priestly Quarters of Jerusalem

Archaeologists excavating in the heart of ancient Jerusalem have begun to uncover the neighborhood that housed the elite 2,000 years ago – most probably the priestly ruling class.

One of the houses had its own cistern, a mikveh (a Jewish ritual bathing pool), a barrel-vaulted ceiling and a chamber with three bread ovens.

Inside a room found with…

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Visit to Magdala: Ancient Galilee Fishing Village Where Jesus and Disciples Walked