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Exploring archaeology in the lands of the Bible. The Twitter page of Biblical Archaeology Review magazine.
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Was there really cult prostitution in ancient Israel?
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What do the Neolithic Göbekli Tepe ruins reveal about the oldest religion in the world?
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 18
Learn what prehistoric dining at Tel Tsaf can tell us about the Neolithic age:
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Explore the renewed excavation at Masada, the Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls, the Jezreel Valley site of Tel Shimron, and more—the new issue of BAR is online! Check it out:
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 17
Jesus may be one of the best known and most talked-about people of ancient history. But what did he look like?
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Ashmolean Museum ಆಗ 17
It's ! This is a bronze statue of the cat-goddess Bastet, daughter of Re, made 715-343 BC in Egypt
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Andrew Perrin ಆಗ 17
Head over to for my article "The Lost World of the " in the latest issue of .
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 17
What do the Neolithic Göbekli Tepe ruins reveal about the oldest religion in the world?
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Eric H. Cline ಆಗ 16
“Cline is a skilled storyteller who brings many of the great discoveries in world archaeology to life. He also provides an overview of archaeological theory, methodology, and policy that is informative and entertaining to lay readers and experts alike.”
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Edward Lipiński on the influence of Canaanite Ashtoreth worship in ancient Israel:
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A rare gold earring depicting the head of a horned animal was unearthed during an excavation in Jerusalem.
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 15
Learn what prehistoric dining at Tel Tsaf can tell us about the Neolithic age:
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 15
Explore the renewed excavation at Masada, the Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls, the Jezreel Valley site of Tel Shimron, and more—the new issue of BAR is now online! Check it out:
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 15
Check out archaeological collections that shed light on Biblical history without leaving your chair:
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What do the Neolithic Göbekli Tepe ruins reveal about the oldest religion in the world?
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 14
Last chance to see the seal impressions of Isaiah and King Hezekiah in Edmond, Oklahoma:
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Learn what prehistoric dining at Tel Tsaf can tell us about the Neolithic age:
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How was the majestic Herodian Temple Mount in Jerusalem paved?
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Biblical Archaeology Review ಆಗ 12
A rare gold earring depicting the head of a horned animal was unearthed during an excavation in Jerusalem.
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Did the Biblical authors continue to use the Hebrew language during and after the Babylonian Exile even though they were living in lands where Hebrew was no longer the common language?
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