A Japanese team is excavating Tel Rekhesh, a city that may be biblical Anaharath.
Wayne Stiles explains what the apparently contradictory lessons of suffering and glory that Jesus revealed on the slopes of Mount Hermon mean for us today.
Muslims are conducting unauthorized excavations on the Temple Mount, again. The Temple Mount Sifting Project has more links.
Another view on ISIS and antiquities: “Actual examples of ISIS-looted antiquities on the market are slim to none.”
Popular Archaeology has a feature story on the new exhibition on King Midas at the Penn Museum.
The city of Knossos was larger in the early Iron Age than archaeologists previously believed.
Gabriel Barkay and Zachi Dvira post a summary of their efforts to use crowd-funding to support the Temple Mount Sifting Project.
Carl Laney identifies his five favorite Bible atlases.
Bill Schlegel has posted a short flyover video of the Philistine city of Gath.
Who were the idols that the Thessalonian believers used to worship? Ferrell Jenkins shares photos from the museum in Thessaloniki.
HT: Charles Savelle, Joseph Lauer, Agade, BibleX
Our most liked photo this week on Facebook was this image of the Ecce Homo arch, standing in Jerusalem since the year 130.
