Tag Archives: Beersheba

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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A Day with the Duttons (or, How Much Can Gentiles Pack Into a Sabbath?)

Posted on July 15, 2013 by LukeChandler

Last weekend I had the privilege to be with Trent and Rebekah Dutton. The Duttons are a great couple with an interesting story. Both are computer programmers with experience in military applications. Their interest in biblical geography and archaeology grew as they … Continue reading →

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