The Getty Museum has opened a new exhibit featuring the Rothschild Pentateuch along with old copies of the Bible and Quran.
The Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem has released Out of the Blue, a catalog for its exhibition on dyes of the ancient world.
The British Museum will be returning eight ancient artifacts looted from Iraq after identifying the temple where they originated.
The Oklahoma exhibit of the seals of Hezekiah and Isaiah has been extended from August 19 until January 27, 2019.
The BBC posts a series of photos from the Sinai Trail, a 137-mile (220-km) path that runs from the Gulf of Aqaba to Jebel Katarina.
Ben Witherington traveled this summer to Greece, Israel, and Jordan, and the first of 40+ illustrated posts is here.
An ASOR fellowship recipient writes about her experience in the last season of excavations at Omrit in Galilee.
Clyde Billington and Gordon Govier discuss the latest discoveries from the ARTIFAX magazine in this week’s episode of The Book and the Spade.
The Temple Mount Sifting Project met their funding goal.
It wasn’t only Solomon who imported cedars of Lebanon for his building projects, explains Ferrell Jenkins.
The Uffii Digitization Project is making 3-D images of many Greek and Roman sculptures.
The Biblical Archaeology Society links to a number of virtual tours, including Isaiah, Pharaoh in Canaan, and the Lachish Reliefs.
Jean-Claude Golvin has created beautiful reconstructions from all over the ancient world, including Egypt, Greece, Turkey, the Middle East, and more.
HT: Ted Weis, Agade, Charles Savelle, Joseph Lauer, Daniel Wright
