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Tag Archives: Links to interesting stuff
A Star Trek over the Bible Lands plus Two Good Books
Aren Maeir has posted a link to this nice video sequence from NASA, showing the Bible Lands at night from the International Space Station. (Requires Quicktime) It begins with Egypt and moves over Israel/the Palestinian Territories, Syria, and finishes over … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Links to interesting stuff, Publications & Study Materials, Short videos, Tech & Resources
Tagged Archaeology, Biblical Archaeology, Bill Shlegel, Dennis Magory, Indiana Jones, James Hoffmeier, Links to interesting stuff, Materials, Michael Hasel, NASA, Satellite Bible Atlas, Todd Bolen
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A History of the Roman Empire in 75 Seconds
Want to see something pretty cool? Here is a visual survey of ancient Rome from the original city-state republic in 510 B.C., to the collapse of the West in the 5th century A.D., to the fall of Eastern Empire’s capital … Continue reading
Let the digging begin!
The Khirbet Qeiyafa and Tel Burna excavations have begun, and are already yielding interesting things. One of the excavators at Khirbet Qeiyafa (and a friend of mine) posted the following on his FaceBook page: “Archaeology season has begun! Excavating at … Continue reading
Been busy… but here are some interesting sites.
There are 4 activities requiring my time these days that were not present in my life a year ago. 1) I am working on a Masters Degree. 2) I have been teaching Spanish to teens and pre-teens. 3) I am … Continue reading
Posted in Links to interesting stuff, Personal
Tagged Links to interesting stuff, Noah's Ark
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Leen Ritmeyer’s updated illustration of 6th century Jerusalem
Dr. Leen Ritmeyer’s illustrations of biblical sites are a tremendous resource and have been used in many publications, including the 2008 ESV Study Bible. He is especially known for his work regarding Jerusalem and the ancient Jewish Temples. Dr. Ritmeyer … Continue reading
Khirbet Qeiyafa Team’s Response to the New Inscription Translation
Foundation Stone, which works with Professor Yusef Garfinkel to develop the Khirbet Qeiyafa/Elah Fortress site, has released a response to Prof. Galil’s recent translation of the ostracon inscription. This is the first blog to receive the response from the Khirbet Qeiyafa staff. … Continue reading
For All Mothers Who Think They are Losing Their Minds… Think Again
This has little or nothing to do with the usual themes on this blog, but as my wife and I have 3 young children… Are you a mother who thinks you’re losing your mind? Do not fear. The opposite may … Continue reading
Roundup of Interesting News Items
** “St. Nicholas”, the 4th century bishop whose memory was converted into the modern Santa Clause, has undergone facial reconstruction. His relics, including his skull, reside in Bari, Italy. Researchers have digitally reconstructed his face (beard included) using the usual … Continue reading
Blog for a New Excavation – Tel Burna
A new excavation is planned for a site called Tel Burna. It is a candidate for the biblical Libnah. The blog introduces the site, and explains some of the process in preparing for an excavation. The info is easy to … Continue reading
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