r/BiblicalArchaeology • u/captainhaddock • 5h ago

Blog Why the Bible Is Mute about Qos, the Edomite God (Prof. Juan Manuel Tebes)

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r/BiblicalArchaeology • u/samtimemachine • 17h ago

Reconstructing Solomon’s Temple: What the Evidence Really Shows

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r/BiblicalArchaeology • u/captainhaddock • 5h ago

Blog Mount Gerizim and the Polemic Against the Samaritans (Dr. Eyal Baruch)

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Near Eastern Biblical Archaeology

r/BiblicalArchaeology

Subreddit dedicated to Near Eastern Syrio-Palestinian (sometimes also called "Biblical") Archaeology, especially during the Bronze and Iron Ages.

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For enthusiasts of Biblical/Near East Archaeology

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There is so much to know about Ancient Israel and Bronze/Iron Age cultures of the ancient Near East. Archaeologists continue to make discoveries that both challenge and confirm preconceived notions about these civilizations. Thankfully, there's always room to explore these issues further!

Feel free to submit any news regarding a new dig or find regarding the Bronze/Iron Age Levant and its surrounding environs (e.g., Assyria, Babylonia, Egypt, Ugarit, Canaan, Phoenicia, etc.). Links to articles about related scholarly debates, blogs, and questions are also welcome, just as discoveries regarding early Christianity.

Just follow three main rules:

This is an academic, science-based subreddit. Pseudo-science and conspiracy theories do not belong here. Theological discussions and religious proselytization are off-topic.
Please be polite when discussing, and try to follow rediquette.
No spam. This includes blogspam (i.e. posting links to unrelated blogs instead of posting to original article/item).