Evidence of Christianity found in Bahrain, pre-dates Islam
Mirage News reports that the first piece of archaeological evidence of Christianity existing in Bahrain has been discovered, supporting ancient manuscripts suggesting Christians lived there before Islam. The archaeological More...
Rome State Archives to join Museum of the Bible in 2018
People will soon get a unique opportunity to see ancient cultural treasures from Rome with a visit to Washington. Museum of the Bible, the 430,000-square-foot museum that opens this November just three blocks from More...
New archaeological find suggests Jerusalem settlement 7000 years ago
Archaeologists have uncovered a 7,000-year-old settlement in the north part of Jerusalem, a discovery which the Israel Antiquities Authority called “highly significant.” Dated to the Copper Age of the fifth More...
First century Jewish documents found in Zippori, disproves Palestinian accounts
Archaeologists in Israel have uncovered ancient epitaphs in both Greek and Aramaic which date back to the first century. These inscriptions were found in a cemetery which is located in the ancient Galilean capital More...
ISIS now controls Palmyra in Syria
ISIS shocked the world with the capture of Syria’s ancient city of Palmyra threatens a UNESCO World Heritage Site described as having “stood at the crossroads of several civilizations,” with its More...
First Temple era pottery, Ostracon, confirms Bible, Book of Jeremiah
Archaeologists, meteorologists and physicists in Israel are working to decipher the meaning of inscriptions found on 2,500-year-old pottery fragments from the First Temple-era. The fragment is known as ostracon. More More...
Biblical artifact exhibit, Passages, comes to California for Easter
Passages, a 30,000-square-foot, interactive, traveling exhibit on the history of the Bible, launches in Santa Clarita on April 3, Easter weekend. Called “a sampler of Jewish, Roman Catholic and Protestant treasures” More...
ISIS destroys the ancient cities Khorsabad, Nimrud, Hatra in ‘war crime’
ISIS has destroyed three ancient Iraqi cities over the course of three days, according to reports. The Sunni terrorists conquered Khorsabad, an ancient village that was founded in approximately 720 BC, which followed More...
‘Patterns of Evidence: Exodus’ review: New analysis puts pressure on science for truth
Filmmaker Tim Mahoney calls into question hundreds of years of archeological discoveries that suggest there is no evidence of the biblical Exodus. The film, Patterns of Evidence: Exodus, was screened in select theaters More...
Lawsuit: Cal State fired Dr Mark Armitage, research pointed to Creationism
A scientist at California State University has reportedly filed a lawsuit after been terminated because his research supports creationism. The lawsuits says the university discriminated against his religious beliefs More...
Muslim extremists, ISIS claim they have destroyed Jonah’s tomb in Ninevah
The famous Old Testament prophet Jonah’s resting place has been under attack by Muslim extremists who say they’ve destroyed his tomb in the Iraqi province of Ninevah. ISIS terrorists continue to demolish More...
Ted Wright discusses the global flood in Bible, apologetics and discovering the city Ai
Working with the author of I Don’t Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist, Frank Turek, Ted Wright brings his background as a trained archaeologist to the apologetics arena. Talking with The Global Dispatch’s More...
Archaeologist finds Citadel of King David, compares to ‘Bible perfectly.’
An Israeli archaeologist claims he has found the Citadel which was captured by King David in his conquest of Jerusalem, Christian Today reportsed Tuesday. Archaeologist Eli Shukron told the Washington Post that More...
Josep Padro, archaeology team in Egypt find early portraint of Jesus Christ
Photo courtesy of the University of Barcelona. A group of Spanish archaeologists working in Egypt has found a portrait next to a tomb some are saying could be an early depiction of Jesus Christ. According to the More...
Byzantine era, Sixth century church discovered in Israel with monograph of Jesus Christ
Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a 1,500-year-old church from the Byzantine era. The team of Israeli Antiquities Authority archaeologists discovered the church in a pre-construction evacuation, mandated by More...
Archaeologists proclaim discovery of ancient Biblical city, possibly the house of the prophet Elisha
During Tel Rehov excavation in the Jordan Valley, archaeologists uncovered a 3,000-year-old, well-planned and organized city and discovered a building (described as “unique”) which may have been the house of More...
Archaeologists excited about new Samson mosaic found in Israel synagogue
Archaeologists are reveling in the discovery of an ancient synagogue in northern Israel, a “monumental” structure with a mosaic floor depicting the biblical figure of Samson and a Hebrew inscription. Archaeologists More...
Israel archaeologists unearth Gath, home of Goliath and the Philistines, findings align with Bible
In southern Israel, news comes that archaeologists are piecing together the history of a people remembered chiefly as the villains in the Bible, the persecutors of their day, the Philistines. The city of Gath, More...
