Category Archives: megiddo

“How Archaeology Works” webinar!

Posted on August 8, 2020 by LukeChandler

There is a special opportunity to see and learn how archaeology really works this Sunday evening, August 9, at 8pm Eastern Time. For just $10 (only $5 for ASOR members) you can attend a live webinar from the Biblical Archaeology … Continue reading →

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Tests Indicate Underground Shaft at Tel Lachish; Possible Water System

Posted on June 27, 2016 by LukeChandler

Results from last week’s geophysical survey at Tel Lachish show what appears to be an underground shaft at the site. The survey team and the excavators at Lachish believe the shaft is likely part of an ancient water system similar … Continue reading →

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High-tech meets muscle: Searching for an ancient water system

Posted on June 22, 2016 by LukeChandler

After excavating in Israel for 7 years in a row, I observed something new this week. A group of specialists literally hammered the ground, looking for an ancient underground water tunnel in the biblical city of Lachish. Water sources for … Continue reading →

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