The Bible and Interpretation

The Blank Canvas
By Lauren Ingeno

Path Perfect: Reclaiming Jezreel
By Miriam Feinberg Vamosh

Was Herod’s Tomb Indeed Uncovered in Herodium?
By Joseph Patrich and Benny Arubas

Was "Israelite" Sacrifice Practiced at Tel Dan?
By Jonathan S. Greer

Interview with Yosef Garfinkel Director of the Khirbet Qeiyafa excavations and Professor at the Institute of Archaeology at the Hebrew University
By Eldad Keynan

Why was Samaria made the capital of the Kingdom of Israel?
By Norma Franklin

The Galilean Economy in the Time of Jesus: Can You Dig It?
By David A. Fiensy

Archaeology in Israel Update—April 2013
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Jerusalem’s “What Me Worry“ Archaeology
By Raphael Greenberg

A Future for the Archaeology of Jerusalem
By Raphael Greenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update—March 2013
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update--February 2013
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeological Park & Museum: Durch die Zeiten
By Dieter Vieweger

Archaeology in Israel Update--December 2012
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update--August 2012
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update--July 2012
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Jezreel Expedition Update July 2012
By Jennie Ebeling and Norma Franklin

The Huqoq Synagogue Mosaics
By Paul V.M. Flesher

Rejoinder to Yosef Garfinkel and Saar Ganor
By Rami Arav

A Reply to R. Arav’s Review of Khirbet Qeiyafa Vol. 1
By Yosef Garfinkel and Saar Ganor

Data, Paradigms and Paradigm-Collapse Trauma: from Biblical Archaeology to Brutal Biblical Archaeology
By Yosef Garfinkel

Archaeology in Israel Update--June 2012
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update--April 2012
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update--February/March 2012
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

The Idea for the Interpretation of King Herod’s Tomb at Herodium National Park
By Zeev Margalit and Roi Porat

Archaeology in Israel Update-- December 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update-- November 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Caesarea Maritima
By Joseph Patrich

Archaeology in Israel Update--September 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update-- August 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update-- July 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

A Stone Oil Lamp with Seven Nozzles Carved with Jewish Symbols from the Late Second Temple Period.
By Amnon Rosenfeld et al

Archaeology in Israel Update-- May/June 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

A Different Tomb in Lower Galilee
By Eldad Keynan

Archaeology in Israel Update-- April 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Hercules Rises from the Bathhouse in Sussita
By Arthur Segal and Michael Eisenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update-- March 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update--January/February 2011
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Tel Dor Excavations

Archaeology in Israel Update--November/December 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Update on Mt. Zion
By James D. Tabor

Tel Hazor Excavations: Highlights from Recent Seasons
By Jennie R. Ebeling

Archaeology in Israel Update --October 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update - September 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Update - August 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

An Ignored Contradiction between the Merneptah Stele and Archaeological Data
By Todd Bolen

Rare Bronze Horned-Bracelet, Not Ancient
By Robert Deutsch

Archaeology in Israel Updates July 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

Archaeology in Israel Updates June 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg

The Temple Mount in Jerusalem During the First Temple Period: An Archaeologist's View
By David Ussishkin

The Debated Historicity of Hezekiah?s Reform in Light of Historical and Archaeological Research
By Nadav Na'aman

Was Jerusalem a Trade Center in the Late Iron Age?
By Juan Manuel Tebes

Three figurines of Aphrodite, goddess of love, hidden during the Roman Era, discovered in Hippos (Sussita)

The "Palace of David" Reconsidered in the Light of Earlier Excavations
By Margreet L. Steiner

The Fortress at Qumran: A History of Interpretation
By Robert R. Cargill

How Should Archaeology Reach its Public?
By Paul Flesher

William Foxwell Albright - A Biographical Memoir
By Thomas Levy and David Noel Freedman

Three Notes on Qumran
By David Stacey

Petra and the Bible
By Philip Hammond

Iraq
By American Schools of Oriental Research

Qumran in the Light of Recent Publications
By David Stacey

Where Is Mount Sinai?
By Emmanuel Anati

Shank's Assertions are Simply Incorrect and Mis-leading
By Yuval Goren

Updates on the Ossuary of Ya'acob bar Yosef and the Temple Tablet
By Rochelle Altman

Report on the Temple Tablet
By Rochelle Altman

The Inscription Attributed to Jehoash, King of Judah
By Yuval Goren

Professor Yuval Goren an alternative interpretation for the data obtained by the GSI scientists-- Joash inscription is almost certainly a forgery
By Yuval Goren

The Bethsaida Excavations Project
(Link to the BethSaida Site)

Was There a Synagogue in Hasmonian Jericho?
By David Stacey

A Synagogue from the Hasmonian Period Exposed at Jericho
By Ehud Netzer

Ben-Yehuda unearths the myth of Masada
by Nachman Ben-Yehuda

Recent Archaeological Discoveries at Hazor
By Dr. Jennie R. Ebeling

Tell es-Safi/Gath
By Aren M. Maeir

Bethsaida and the Ministry of Jesus around the Sea of Galilee
By Rami Arav

James F. Strange on Sepphoris
By James Strange

Special Report on Excavating Herodian Palaces in Jerusalem
By Jacqueline Schaalje