Excavations at Itamar in the West Bank have uncovered a sealed cistern with tools and vessels from the Second Temple period, an olive press, a mikveh, and a coin with the image of Mount Gerizim.
A new study claims that Tall el-Hammam was destroyed by a cosmic airburst circa 1650 BC. Biblical archaeologists are not convinced that this proves the site is Sodom.
Rossella Tercatin interviews Yuval Gadot about recent archaeological discoveries in the Jerusalem area in a 25-minute Zoomcast.
Archaeology sheds light on how Jews celebrated the Feast of Tabernacles in the 1st century.
Mark Janzen and Kyle Keimer interview Eric Cline on the Biblical World podcast.
Isabel Cranz surveys royal illness in the Bible and the ancient Near Eastern texts.
ASOR members in the US can purchase several recent archaeological publications for $25 each through the end of the month.
The purpose of HIERAX software is “to enhance the legibility of papyri for text edition and publication. It consists of an image processing tool and an image viewer.”
I predict that Bryan Windle’s “Top Ten Discoveries Related to Moses and the Exodus” will become one of his blog’s most popular posts.
The early bird discount for the Infusion Bible Conference ends on Thursday.
HT: Agade, Ted Weis, Arne Halbakken, Joseph Lauer, Explorator, Charles Savelle
