Teenagers working in an excavation in Galilee discovered a rare gold coin from the 8th century.
The New York Times has a story on the recent exposure of the burial bed inside Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Carl Rasmussen found some unique photos of the excavations here.
With the release of the editio princeps, Christopher Rollston has posted some more thoughts on the (possibly forged) Jerusalem Papyrus. The IAA is defending the inscription’s authenticity. Shmuel Ahituv is interviewed on Rejuvenation podcast.
Israel HaYom looks at early Muslim sources that acknowledge the Jewish history of the Temple Mount.
Shem Tov Sasson shares his experience of the first day of a new excavation at Tel Kedesh.
Ynet runs a story on the Qeiyafa exhibition at the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem. Haaretz has a similar story.
King University in Tennessee is hosting a conference on Nov 13-14 entitled, “What’s Going on with Biblical Archaeology?”
Timothy P. Harrison shares an appreciation of the life and work of John S. Holladay Jr.
TouristIsrael recommends five unique places to stay in Israel.
Wayne Stiles provides an interesting overview of Nazareth past and present.
Excavations on Mount Zion this summer uncovered a destruction layer from a Crusader battle in Jerusalem in AD 1153.
Accordance 12 was released this week, along with a new free version called Accordance Lite.
Upgrades are also very affordable.
HT: Joseph Lauer, Agade, Charles Savelle, Mark Hoffman
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