A feature story in the Worcester Magazine describes the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The latest issue of Biblical Archaeology Review is out and it includes a story on Kadesh Barnea.
A new exhibit at the Ismailia Museum in Egypt features discoveries made during recent expansion work on the Suez Canal. One of the artifacts on display is a gift from Ramses II to his father Seti I.
Cary Summers, President of the Museum of the Bible, gives a lecture on foods of the Bible.
Paleojudaica notes two top-ten lists of archaeological sites to see in Israel.
Marlena Whiting writes at the ASOR Blog on milestones in ancient Palestine and Arabia.
BibleX notes three dangers associated with studying Bible backgrounds.
Wayne Stiles provides 10 reasons a tour to Israel belongs on your bucket list. But let me add: the longer you wait, the less the trip will benefit you. Go now, or pay for your kid or grandkid to go.
(BTW, I know the best school in the world for college students to attend in Israel.)
HT: Joseph Lauer, Agade, G. M. Grena
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The article about Dead Sea Scrolls in Worchester, MA is a fascinating read. It sheds light on an obscure time that Bishop Samuel sought a buyer for his four MSS.