Archaeology Finds

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Giant Statue of Roman Emperor Hadrian unearthed
Posted 8/13/07

Among ruins, new plausibility for a biblical tale (Excavators have found a large copper-processing center and fortress at Khirbat en-Nahas in modern Jordan. The site is thought to have once been the home of the Edomites, who were rivals of the ancient Israelites. Some archaeologists now think that the Edomites had a complex state much earlier than previously thought.)
Posted 6/16/06

Ancient city found under Jerusalem suburb
The newly discovered settlement dates back to the period of the second Jewish temple.
Posted 4/5/07

Archaeologists discover rare Roman ruins
Greek archaeologists discovered a Roman tomb filled with glass, copper and gold artefacts and an amphitheatre on the island of Cephalonia, which they say must have been an important link between ancient Greece and Italy.
Posted 4/5/07

Ark of the Covenant
Ron Wyatt's newsletters on the Ark of the Covenant (10 parts) and other info.
Posted 4/17/07

Augustus' birthplace believed found
A team of archaeologists announced Wednesday they have uncovered part of what they believe is the birthplace of Rome's first emperor Augustus.
Posted 7/21/06

The Blackened Peak of the REAL Mount Sinai found by Ron Wyatt
Bible Texts Locate the Real Mount Sinai
Posted 4/17/07

Bosnia "Pyramid" Is Not Human-Made, U.K. Expert Says (Speaking at a press conference in Sarajevo, Anthony Harding told reporters the pyramid-shaped hill was a natural phenomenon.)
Posted 6/15/06

Discoveries in Israel

Egyptian Temple Yields 17 Statues of Lion-Headed Goddess
Posted 3/15/06

Giant Ancient Egyptian Sun Temple Discovered in Cairo
Posted 3/4/06

Greek archaeologists discover ancient theater in Athens
Posted 02/20/07

Greek Archaeologists Find Goddess Hera Statue
Posted 3/5/07

Insignia of Roman Emperor Maxentius Unearthed
Posted 12/5/06

Irish Worker Finds Ancient Psalms in Bog
The approximately 20-page book has been dated to the years 800-1000. Trinity College manuscripts expert Bernard Meehan said it was the first discovery of an Irish early medieval document in two centuries.
Posted 7/27/06

Israeli students discover Byzantine-era mosaic
JERUSALEM (CNS) -- Just as they were preparing for the end of the school year, students from the Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam Jewish-Arab school taking part in a yearlong archaeological educational enrichment project uncovered a Byzantine-era mosaic covered with crosses.  
Posted 7/3/06

Jordan site may be biblical city of Sodom
Material engineers at the site said it looks like Trinitite, the substance materials such as sand turn into when subjected to a nuclear blast.
Posted 5/12/06

"Lost Kingdom" Discovered on Volcanic Island in Indonesia
Posted 3/4/06

New discoveries point to 'cave of John the Baptist' as important site in the time of Isaiah
Posted 4/3/06

Pyramid's Secret Doors Will Finally Be Opened To Reveal What's Behind
"Finally, people all over the world will know what is behind the second door in the southern shaft and the third door in the northern shaft," Hawass said.
Posted 3/26/07

Pyramids Older Than Egyptian Allegedly Found in Ukraine
It is thought they were laid about five millennia ago during the early Bronze Age by animists who worshipped a sun god. The “pyramid” is in fact a complex of temples and sacrificial altars topping a sculpted hillside with steps on its sides.
Posted 9/19/06

The Red Sea Crossing
There is a traditional route of the Exodus which has the children of Israel wading in shallow water through an area north of the Gulf of Suez while the tide was out.  This area cannot be the crossing site as it does not match the biblical account.  A shallow area of water could not drown all of the Egyptian army...
Posted 4/17/07

Relevance of Dead Sea Scrolls heightens
As a Hebrew scholar and teacher, Cooper offered an overview of Qumran and the Messianic hope, noting the relevance of the later Essenes' commitment to the Word of God. "The scrolls (that the Essenes preserved) have confirmed the accuracy of the Word of God," Cooper said, giving particular attention to their text of the Book of Isaiah dated 125 B.C. "It is providential that this, the most Messianic book in the Old Testament, has been preserved in its entirety and delivered to us today intact. The care and commitment the Essenes gave to the task of copying and preserving the text indicates a high view of Scripture that is the underpinning of the Bible as God's infallible and inerrant Word."
Posted 4/25/07

Roman Gladiators' graveyard discovered
Posted 5/4/07

Roman Sarcophogus Found at London Site
Posted 12/4/06

Roman settlement found next to 'devil's hill'
Posted 3/12/07

Rome museum to 'rival the Louvre'
THE city of Rome has approved plans to create a museum sector encompassing the Colosseum, the Imperial Forums and the Campidoglio to rival Paris's Louvre.
Posted 4/23/07

Rome's Palatine Hill Shows New Roman Treasures
Posted 1/24/07

Ruins in Athens May Be an Ancient Market
Posted 3/5/07

Satellite Sleuth Closes in on Noah's Ark Mystery
Posted 3/14/06

Sodom and Gomorrah - Ash & Brimstone Remain
The five cities of the plain have been located and the evidence is staggering.  For the first time in modern history we have found round balls of brimstone, or nearly pure sulfur, embedded in an ashen area near the Dead Sea, which show clear signs of having once been ancient building structures!
Posted 4/17/07

Team believes it found Noah's Ark
Returns from Iranian mountain with petrified wood, marine fossils
Posted 6/30/06

This Is Noah's Ark!
Friends, please prayerfully consider the evidence you will see on Noah's Ark.  It may not be important or necessary for you to learn of this discovery, but there are millions of people who need confirmation of biblical artifacts in order to strengthen their faith in God and the Bible.  Satan is strongly attacking this and other discoveries in order to deceive men of God's truth.  All the false stories about finding Noah's ark were created by Satan to "muddy the water," and cause disbelief in the genuine.
Posted 4/17/07

This Is The Ark”—Noah’s Ark Expedition Team Member
The expedition team led by Christian explorer Bob Cornuke found Noah’s Ark, according to team member Arch Bonnema, who said five of the nine samples taken from the vessel were confirmed as petrified wood, some of which had sea fossils contained within at 13,100 feet in the Ararat mountain range in Northern Iran.
Posted 7/5/06

Tombs unearthed near Egyptian pyramid
Posted 2/22/07

Vatican archaeologists unearth St. Paul's tomb
ROME: Vatican archaeologists have unearthed a sarcophagus believed to contain the remains of the Apostle Paul that had been buried beneath Rome's second largest basilica.
Posted 12/8/06

Video: Stonehenge Builders' Village -- An Inside Look
Posted 2/2/07

World's Oldest Ocean Vessels Discovered in Egypt
Posted 3/8/06


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