News&Reporting

New tourism initiatives recruit vacationers to volunteer for archaeological excavations.

Evidence of Herod’s green thumb, Roman crucifixion methods, and Philistine bananas add to our understanding of the world of the Bible.

Wet sifting brings us closer than ever to the world of Jeremiah, Isaiah, and Hezekiah.

Naturalistic explanation for biblical miracle doesn’t resolve questions of chronology at Tall el-Hammam excavation in Jordan.

Update: Judge rules epic of Gilgamesh fragment belongs in Iraq.

Evidence of idol worship, evil kings, and Christian churches add to our understanding of the world of the Bible.

Sixteen forgeries have been discovered so far in the collections of unsuspecting evangelicals. Experts have suspicions about many more.

For US archaeologists, major discoveries will have to wait until next year, at least.

Southwestern’s former president Paige Patterson connected outgoing professors to Lipscomb University.

Dirk Obbink accused of selling papyrus fragments to Hobby Lobby and California collector.

Coronavirus interrupts excavation projects across Israel.

Steve Green announces 11,500 more items will be returned to the Middle East.

Updated exhibit will focus on forgery.

A glimpse at the important excavation work revealed this year.

A glimpse at the important excavation work revealed this year.

A glimpse at the important excavation work revealed this year.

A glimpse at the important excavation work revealed this year.

Historic renovations at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre won't change some Protestants' preference for the Garden Tomb.

Literacy in Old Testament times was more widespread than previously thought.