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December 19, 2019December 26, 2020 Bryan Windle

Quirinius: An Archaeological Biography

December 13, 2019December 26, 2020 Bryan Windle

Caesar Augustus: An Archaeological Biography

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During the past month the news from the world of biblical archaeology included stories related to the ancient empire of Mitanni, a Roman emperor, and a Jewish proselyte. Here were the top three reports in biblical archaeology in June 2022.
NEW BLOG: Some content that the book of Judges has very little to do with what really happened in Canaan. Others maintain that this biblical book contains authentic history of the Hebrews. Here are the TOP TEN DISCOVERIES RELATED TO THE BOOK OF JUDGES, which demonstrate that elements in the book are based in reality, not fantasy.
Whose bathtub was this? Read about it in the TOP THREE REPORTS IN BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY IN MAY 2022.
Who was the enigmatic "So, King of Egypt" (2 Kings 17:4)?

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