Creationist Perspectives on Archaeology
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Archaeology is an important creation science discipline. It substantiates the Bible as a valid historical document, and the Biblical chronology as accurate time-line. Each year new discoveries are made, and creationists are encouraged to keep themselves informed of progress in this field.
Caves at Qumran where the
Dead Sea Scrolls were hidden.
Creationist Perspectives on Biblical Archaeology
- Archaeological Evidence of the Exodus by the Institute for Biblical and Scientific Studies
- Ark of the Covenant, Lost or Found - ChristianAnswers.Net
- Has Archaeological Evidence for Jesus Been Discovered by John D. Morris, Ph.D. Acts & Facts Vol. 31 No. 12 December 2002 Online Issue No. 28
- In what ways have the discoveries of archaeology verified the reliability of the Bible? by ChristianAnswers.Net
- Sodom & Gomorrah Rediscovered
- Startling Archeological Discoveries from Grant R. Jeffrey's new book The Signature of God
- Want Proof? Archaeology; Part One By Craig M. McClarren
- What is the Significance of Biblical Archaeology by James Bendewald
Biblical Archaeology Organizations
- Ancient World Foundation
- ArcImaging Archaeological Imaging Research Consortium
- Associates for Biblical Research
- Biblical Archaeology Society Organization
- Archaeology Odyssey Magazine by the Biblical Archaeology Society
- Biblical Archaeology Review Journal by the Biblical Archaeology Society
- Join a Dig - with the Biblical Archaeology Society
- Tours and Seminars in the USA or International tours by the Biblical Archaeology Society
- Madison Biblical Archaeology Society (MBAS)
- The Foundation for Biblical Archaeology Organization
Biblical Archaeology Resource Sites
Amazing Discoveries in Bible Archaeology
- Archaeology by Science Ministries
- Archaeology examples of archaeology confirming the accuracy of the Bible
- Archaeology and the Bible by Amazing Discoveries
- Archaeology and the Bible - Christian Answers.Net
- Archaeology and the Bible by the Institute For Biblical and Scientific Studies
- Archaeology - Evidence of the Bible's Authenticity by Christian Study Center
- ArcImaging Archaeological Imaging Research Consortium
- Associates for Biblical Research: Organization
- BASE Institute - Bible Archaeology Search and Exploration Institute
- BibArch The Premier Biblical Archaeology Website
- Bible Discoveries
- Biblical Archaeology - Resources
Biblical Archaeology Class PowerPoint Presentations
- Biblical Archeology.Net
- Dating in Archaeology Challenges to Biblical Credibility by Garry K. Brantley
- Madison Biblical Archaeology Society (MBAS)
- Multimedia Biblical Archaeology Seminars by A.D. Communications
- Near Eastern Archaeology - Archaeology Net Links
- Reference List on Archaeology and Anthropology by the Geoscience Research Institute
- The Foundation for Biblical Archaeology Organization
- The Megiddo Expedition
- Wyatt Archaeological Research
John the Baptist's Cave Found
Biblical Archaeology News
Aug. 17, 2004 — A quarter of a million pottery shards from small jugs, an underground pool, a foot-washing stone and wall carvings unearthed in a large cave west of Jerusalem could be the first archaeological evidence for the existence of St. John the Baptist, according to a forthcoming book.
"The Cave of John the Baptist," by British archaeologist Shimon Gibson, "presents the first evidence that can be directly linked to the Gospels and to a major figure in the birth of Christianity," reads the book's synopsis.
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/briefs/20040816/stjohn.html
- Scholars Say John the Baptist Used This Cave for Immersions - New York Times
Archeologists claim they've found John the Baptist's cave - Chicago Sun Time Archeologists believe cave used by John the Baptist - London Free Press Cave Possibly Used by John the Baptist Found - Ha'aretz - Scholar says he's found John the Baptist's cave - CTV
- 2nd Temple Pool Found Jerusalem Post 6/9/2004 A pool that served as a main water reservoir for Jerusalem residents 2,000 years ago has been uncovered, the Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday.
- Radiometric dating of the Siloam Tunnel, Jerusalem "Here we report radiocarbon and U–Th dating of the Siloam Tunnel, proving its Iron Age II date; we conclude that the Biblical text presents an accurate historic record of the Siloam Tunnel's construction." Nature 425, 169 - 171 (11 September 2003); doi:10.1038/nature01875.
- Oh Brother: Jesus Box is a Fake An inscription on a burial artifact that was recently discovered in Israel appears to provide the oldest archaeological evidence of Jesus Christ. 6/18/03
- Final Reports on the Yehoash Inscription and James Ossuary from the Israeli Antiquities Authority. Yehoash tablet has been declared a forgery.
- Is It or Isn't It- - King Jehoash Inscription Captivates Archaeological Community March 03 Mystery, politics, Biblical implications, gold—a newly surfaced inscription purporting to be by King Jehoash has it all. And it may be a forgery! If authentic, it would be the first royal inscription ever found of an Israelite king.
- The Joash Temple Relic Powerpoint Presentation Professor Yuval Goren, Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures, Tel-Aviv University presents evidence suggesting that the Joash tablet is a forgery.
- Tablet could prove temple of Solomon really existed 1/18/03
- Herod's Stadium Israeli archaeologists discovered a 2,000-year-old stadium. According to the first-century Jewish historian Josephus, Romans used the stadium not only for races and gatherings, but also to imprison and execute Jews who lost a battle against the Romans on the Sea of Galilee in A.D. 67. Christianity Today Magazine 08/19/2002
- Archaeology an Israeli obsession that could end inloss of Palestinian history 8/11/02
By MICHAEL CABBAGE- Israeli archaeologists discover 2,000-year-old stadium. By Ted Olsen 8/19/02
- The Great Flood-Noah's Ark archaeologists discovered the remains of a man-made structure more than 300 feet below the surface of the Black Sea. By Guy Gugliotta Washington Post Wednesday, September 13, 2000
- The Latest Scoop...on Recent Developments in Biblical Archaeology Newsletter by the Associates for Biblical Research
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