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Yes, I must admit — it's been a very
long time since I've posted anything in this category.
And sadly, there have been many exciting things transpire
that are noteworthy along these lines. I will attempt
to do better in this (yes, as I'm typing this I hear
the words of Mr. Miagi ringing in my ears). Here are
my first attempts to put my money where my mouth is…
August 16, 2006 - Qumran NOT Related to DSS Manuscripts?
July 27, 2006 - Ancient book of Psalms found in Ireland
May 16, 2006 - Archaeological Forgery Updates on the James Ossuary
Judas
Gospel - Authentically Bogus?
Zondervan
offers new Archaeological Study Bible
Archaeological Finds in Temple Mount Rubble
Early Pilgrimage Site Marks “Swine Miracle”
"Excavators at Kursi, on the eastern shore of
the Sea of Galilee, believe the site may have been the
earliest pilgrimage destination for Christians visiting
the Holy Land. They have also recently found evidence
that Christian pilgrims were slaughtered there in 614
A.D. by the invading Persian army…" (Biblical
Archaeology Review article) »more
"The Kursi Excavation is located at the mouth
of the Nahal Samakh also known as Wadi es-Samak. Located
on the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee, the area
commemorates the Miracle of the Swine performed by Yeshua…"
»more
Click here to read
my journal (incomplete) from the Kursi Dig.
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