Ten Top Biblical Archaeology Discoveries

Your free guide to important Biblical archaeology findings

Archaeological discoveries are the puzzle pieces of the past. Archaeologists use every piece of evidence—from the tiniest fragment of pottery to monumental ruins of ancient fortification walls—to gain insight into the civilizations that made up the ancient world.

Specialists who excavate in the lands of the Bible often unearth Biblical archaeology finds that deepen our understanding of the ancient Biblical world.

In our FREE eBook Ten Top Biblical Archaeology Discoveries, Biblical archaeology specialists share their stories, the excavated evidence and the insights gained from the ancient artifacts and ruins where the worlds of archaeology and the Bible meet.

Taken together, these “top discoveries,” from the nearly 4,000-year-old arched gate of Ashkelon to the lost fourth-century A.D. manuscripts of Nag Hammadi, offer a mini course in Biblical archaeology.

Learn about the remarkable discovery of the Tel Dan (“David”) stela, how pottery sherds from Kuntillet ’Ajrud have altered our perception of early Israelite religion, and the excavation of the Pool of Siloam, where the Gospel of John says Jesus miraculously restored sight to a blind man.

Of course, there are countless more Biblical archaeology finds reported in each issue of Biblical Archaeology Review, each more thought-provoking than the next. The ten examples in this free eBook are by no means exclusive—but there’s no denying that these finds do stand out.

Download Ten Top Biblical Archaeology Discoveries for free and discover how archaeology brings the ancient world of the Bible to life, right before your eyes.