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Tag Archives: British Museum
Dramatic Scene from the British Museum’s Special Assyria Exhibition
The British Museum has a special exhibit titled, “Ashubanipal, King of the World, King of Assyria.” I saw it a couple of weeks ago and it is fantastic. If you’re a Bible teacher or serious student, it’s worth a special visit … Continue reading
Posted in Assyria, Museums, Short videos
Tagged Ashurbanipal, Assyria, British Museum, Gareth Brereton, Til Tuba, video
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Walk through the British Museum without going to London
One of the greatest museums in the world has partnered with Google to let you visit without leaving home. You can now “walk” through the British Museum using Google Street View to observe thousands of artifacts as if you are there in person. … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical Archaeology, Europe, Museums, Tech & Resources
Tagged Biblical Archaeology, Black Obelisk, British Museum, Egypt, Google Street View, Jehu, London, Shalmaneser III
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Fun article – “The 99% of the British Museum Not on Show”
Here is an interesting read from last year on one of my favorite places – the British Museum in London. I’ve visited a few times (it’s free!) and always enjoy going. I normally focus on its ancient Mediterranean/Near Eastern collections … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Interesting places to visit
Tagged Artifacts, British Museum, Museums
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See Sennacherib’s biblical invasion of Judah in the British Museum
The Bible describes Sennacherib’s invasion of Hezekiah’s Judah in three different books. Sennacherib dedicated a central room in his palace to this same event. Clearly, it made an impression all around. All three biblical accounts describe Sennacherib’s army coming to Jerusalem … Continue reading →