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January 22, 2021January 22, 2021 Bryan Windle

Scholar’s Chair Interview: Dr. Charles Aling

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If you follow biblical archaeology, you've likely seen the work of my next guest in the scholar's chair: Dr. Todd Bolen - the man behind BiblePlaces. Dr. Bolen took time to share with me about how his ministry began and what he's got planned for upcoming resources.
Here were the top reports in biblical archaeology for January 2021. The discoveries span over 2000 years, from the Bronze Age to the Byzantine Era, and include fragments of clothe, dyed "royal purple," which date to the time of King David.
Egyptologist, Dr. Charles F. Aling, is my next guest to sit in the virtual scholar's chair for an interview. He was gracious enough to answer some of my questions regarding people and events from Egypt, including Joseph, the Hyksos, and the Exodus.
Darius the Great plays a role in the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem after the return of the exiles, as recorded in Ezra 4-6. What can we learn about his life through archaeology? Read our latest bioarchaeography on the life and times of Darius I.

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