A monumental tomb from the Roman era has been excavated at the Apollo Smintheus Sanctuary in western Turkey.
The head of Dionysus was discovered in Cyrene following a major storm.
Greece has reopened to tourists the palace where Alexander the Great was crowned.
Nathan Steinmeyer provides a list of the top ten biblical archaeology stories of 2023, in no particular order.
Jessica Nitschke lists ten exciting discoveries in Near Eastern archaeology last year.
Paleojudaica lists the top ten stories for 2023.
Hurriyet Daily News identifies the top 10 archaeological discoveries in Turkey in 2023.
The Greek Herald names the top four Greek archaeological discoveries of the year, one of which is in Jerusalem.
Gizmodo surveys the best archaeological discoveries from around the world.
“The Lexicon of Greek Personal Names (LGPN) traces every bearer of every name, drawing on a huge variety of evidence, from personal tombstones, dedications, works of art, to civic decrees, treaties, citizen-lists, artefacts, graffiti etc.: in other words, from all Greek literary sources, documentary sources (inscriptions and papyri), coins, and artefacts.”
“30 antiquities, with a collective value of $3.7 million, were returned to Greece” by the Manhattan District Attorney.
Jonathan Robie explains how artificial intelligence is beneficial in creating Bible translations.
Zoom lecture on Jan 23: “Scrolls and Scribes: How Well has the Bible Survived?,” by Hugh Williamson
Walking The Text has just released its “Proclamations of Christmas Study Guide.”
Leon Mauldin shares photos of the Arch of Constantine, with a close-up of the Battle of the Milvian Bridge.
HT: Agade, Arne Halbakken, Ted Weis, Gordon Dickson
