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Supposedly 7,500 years earlier than Stonehenge or the Great Pyramid, and 6,000 years prior to what evolution deemed to be the earliest known writing, Gobeli Tepe has archaeologists shaking their heads in amazement and been bewildered by this discovery for more than ten years now. Also, it is believed there is much more under the [...]

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Israeli Antiquities Authority has approved ABR for archaeological excavations at Khirbet el-Maqatir not too far from Jerusalem. It’s very exciting considering the last time they were there was back in 1995.  Here is a news bit from their site…
“The location of Joshua’s Ai has been a matter of mystery and controversy since the beginnings of [...]

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This is a pretty exciting discovery for Christians, the oldest Hebrew writing found to date is about 3,000 years old…‘Yossi Garfinkel, the Israeli archaeologist leading the excavations at Hirbet Qeiyafa, released his conclusions about the writing Thursday after months of study.

“The shard was found near the stairs and stone washtub of an excavated home. It [...]

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Skeptics had previously dismissed the biblical account that Edom was active with industrial-scale metal production in the 10th and 9th centuries. British archaeologists in the 1970s and 1980s were the first ones to start excavations in the highlands of Edom.

Skeptics claimed the Bible was heavily edited in the 5th century, long after the events took [...]

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