Archaeology Supports the Book of Nehemiah
The Bible accurately intersects with history, as proven by archaeology and historiography
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What We Know About Nazareth at the Time of Jesus
The New Testament accounts of Nazareth are roundly supported by archaeological evidence
Archaeology, Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
Research corroborates many of the details found in the First Book of Kings.
15 Archaeological Proofs of Old Testament Accuracy
‘God is the author of Sacred Scripture because he inspired its human authors; he acts in them and by means of them. He thus gives assurance that their writings teach without error his saving truth.’ (Catechism 136)
St. Peter’s House Believed to Have Been Found on Shore of Sea of Galilee
Discovery of large Greek mosaic seems to bolster the theory that a church was built over the home of Sts. Peter and Andrew at the el Araj archaeological site, which could be the location of the lost city of Bethsaida, according to archaeologist.
Jericho and Archaeology — Disproof of the Bible?
Here is one possible explanation for the high level of erosion in Jericho.
A Look at ‘The Fifth Gospel’ — Biblical Archaeology Highlights the Events of Holy Week and Easter
Michael Hesemann’s latest book has detailed some surprising finds about Jesus and St. Joseph.
Burial Place of Medieval Catholic Monks Uncovered at Westminster Abbey
A team from the company Pre-Construct Archaeology temporarily uncovered an 11th-century chalk-lined grave, which contained a well-preserved complete skeleton believed to be that of a monk.
Possible Site of Jesus’ Trial Uncovered in Jerusalem
Archaeologists say that a recent excavation within the area once encompassed by Herod’s palace may have uncovered the site.
