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1. www.biblicalarchaeology.org › daily › people-cultures53 People in the Bible Confirmed Archaeologically

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   Sep 3, 2024 · In “Archaeology Confirms 50 Real People in the Bible” in the March/April 2014 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review, Purdue University scholar Lawrence Mykytiuk lists 50 figures from the Hebrew Bible who have been confirmed archaeologically.

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2. www.thecollector.com › biblical-archaeology-sites8 Important Sites & Finds in Biblical Archaeology - TheCollector

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   • The Merneptah Stele, Situating the Israelites in Biblical Archaeology. The Egyptians were not the best neighbors to have in the ancient Near East. Relations often turned unfriendly with their many rivals in the region.
   • The Wilderness of Zin: Archaeology and Espionage. The Book of Exodus tells the story of the Israelites flight from Egypt and their search for the promised land.
   • Carchemish: Caught Between Two Superpowers. The site of Carchemish is mentioned multiple times in the Bible and it plays an important role in the prophecies of Jeremiah.
   • Bethlehem, the Messiah and the Matriarch. Bethlehem is one of the holiest cities in the Middle East for the Abrahamic faiths. Rachel, an ancient matriarch for the Jewish people, is buried here.

3. library.biblicalarchaeology.org › collections › 5353 People in the BAS Library

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   In some cases (such as King David), the BAS Library has dozens of articles on the Biblical and archaeological evidence related to a single figure. In these cases, we only included the three articles that best explore the archaeological evidence for the Biblical figure, or best explain their relevance to the period’s history.

4. biblical-archaeology.org › enArchaeological Map, Sites, and Findings | Biblical Archaeology

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   Explore interactive maps, archaeological findings, and articles about the biblical period on Biblical Archaeology. Discover the rich history of ancient civilizations.

5. www.livescience.com › jesus-biblical-archaeologyFrom Jesus' Time: The Most Interesting Biblical Discoveries ...

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   • An altar with a tale to tell. A stone altar discovered in Ataroth, Jordan, is etched with tantalizing clues about a rebellion that took place more than 2,800 years ago.
   • Church of the Apostles? A Byzantine-era church discovered in northern Israel may be a long-lost place of worship built above the home of the apostles Peter and Andrew.
   • Origin of the Philistines. One of the most intriguing Biblical discoveries of 2019 occurred not in desert sands, but in the DNA of ancient individuals buried at a Philistine archaeological site.
   • Balak: Myth or legend? Remember that stele from Dhiban, Jordan, that told the tale of King Mesha defeating the Israelites at Ataroth? Well, that same stele was at the center of another Biblical controversy in 2019: Does its inscription confirm the existence of a Moab king named Balak?

6. www.history.com › news › 10-top-sites-biblicalPhotos: 10 Biblical Sites - HISTORY

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   Mar 19, 2019 · Photos: 10 Biblical Sites. These tantalizing archaeological finds may—or may not—offer material evidence of ancient locations, characters and stories written about in the Bible. By: Sarah...

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   What are the best preserved artifacts from Biblical Archaeology?

   • One of the best preserved and most intriguing artifacts from biblical archaeology is not merely one scroll or one fragment. In the mid-20th-century, archaeologists found troves of scrolls in the Dead Sea caves and the Jordan Valley. Scrolls like these are exceedingly rare finds, as they are fragile.

   8 Important Sites & Finds in Biblical Archaeology - TheCollector

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   Why is the biblical archaeological site important?

   • The biblical archaeological site’s history is important in a modern context as well. T.E. Lawrence began his archaeological career with the British Museum digging at Carchemish alongside Leonard Woolley, paving the way for their futures. 4. Bethlehem, the Messiah and the Matriarch

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   What did archaeologists discover in the Bible?

   • Archaeologists uncovered new mosaics, altars, churches and villages with ties to ancient Hebrew and Biblical texts. They also found new secrets in texts themselves. Read on for some of the most intriguing biblical discoveries of 2019.

   From Jesus' Time: The 10 Most Interesting Biblical Discoveries of 2019

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   Are there real Hebrew Bible people?

   • A web-exclusive supplement to Lawrence Mykytiuk's BAR articles identifying real Hebrew Bible people An earlier version of this Bible History Daily feature was originally published in 2014. It has been updated.—Ed. Sargon II, one of fifty Hebrew Bible figures identified in the archaeological record.

   53 People in the Bible Confirmed Archaeologically

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   What are the most intriguing Biblical discoveries of 2019?

   • Read on for some of the most intriguing biblical discoveries of 2019. A stone altar discovered in Ataroth, Jordan, is etched with tantalizing clues about a rebellion that took place more than 2,800 years ago. The rebellion is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, which tells of an uprising by the kingdom of Moab against the kingdom of Israel.

   From Jesus' Time: The 10 Most Interesting Biblical Discoveries of 2019

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   Who were the identified people in the Bible?

   • The identified persons include Israelite kings and Mesopotamian monarchs as well as lesser-known figures. Mykytiuk writes that these figures “mentioned in the Bible have been identified in the archaeological record.

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8. www.smithsonianmag.com › history › unearthing-worldUnearthing the World of Jesus | Smithsonian

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   Working with the Israel Antiquities Authority, the Mexican archaeologists, who have been back nearly every year since, found a first-century treasure trove: a full-blown residential district, a...