“Archaeologists working in the Wadi Al-Nasab region of the Sinai have uncovered the headquarters of a [copper and turquois] mining operation that dates back to the Middle Kingdom.
“After war and insurgency kept them away from Iraq for decades, European archaeologists are making an enthusiastic return in search of millennia-old cultural treasures.”
The only fresco preserved from the Greek classical world is in Paestum in southern Italy.
A newly restored gladiator helmet is on display at the Pompeii exhibition at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh.
A new archaeological institute will be opening in Gaziantep in southeastern Turkey.
In the first of a two-part article, Deb Hurn looks at the evidence for the location of Sodom.
The BAS Scholars Series begins on March 10 with Mark Goodacre speaking about the resurrection. This is the first of a quarterly virtual lecture series that will include Aren Maeir, Jodi Magness, and Joan Taylor.
Zoom lecture on Jan 22: “Modernity Meets Mesopotamia: An Ancient Assyrian Palace in Los Angeles.” I’ve driven by this outlet mall many times and wondered what the story was…
Christopher Rollston discusses the alleged Isaiah bulla on the Biblical World podcast.
In his final post on Paul’s shipwreck on Malta, Carl Rasmussen suggests where the ship ran aground.
HT: Agade, Joseph Lauer, Arne Halbakken, Wayne Stiles, Alexander Schick
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I am really interested with the location of Sodon. Science is providing now the evidence of what happened in the Old Testament.