Some Discoveries To Know About 2

#1. Rich medieval Christians bought graves ‘closer to God’ despite leprosy stigma, archaeologists find Medieval Christians in Denmark showed off their wealth in death by buying prestigious graves: the closer to the church, the higher the price. Researchers used these gravesites to investigate social exclusion based on illness, by studying whether people with leprosy—a highly

Some Discoveries to Know About

#1. Sword provides new insights into metalworking during the Middle Bronze Age Dating back more than 3,400 years, the sword was discovered in 2023 during excavations in Nördlingen, Swabia. The Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (BLfD) commissioned its scientific investigation in Berlin to clarify key questions about manufacturing techniques, construction methods, and

Update on our books

We are happy to announce that we have been include din a new distributorship deal with our publisher. Our ebooks and print books will be available shortly on bookshop.org. This means that our readers, their loved ones, and friends in the US and UK can access our books more conveniently. We are not sure how

Ancient Aliens & Archaeology 2

You may think this is an absurd topic to continue, but given the rise of serious debate and investigation into ancient aliens, this topic needs to be discussed more: A Scientist Says Aliens May Have Started Life on Earth Biologist Robert Endres of Imperial College in London is not ruling out the possibility of abiogenesis,

Ancient Aliens & Archaeology

We did a search on our site and found that under those search terms, we have not written on this topic. We may have, but not under those terms. It is interesting to note that there are still those researchers who try to explain the mysteries of archaeology using ancient aliens as their source for

Does Archaeology Contradict the Bible?

We are writing this article in response to an article we saw on the Bart Ehrman website. The article is called 10 Times Archaeology Has Disagreed with the Biblical Narrative by Joshua Schachterle, Ph.D. We do not know if we will discuss all 10 points in that article, as the rebuttal is almost the same

A Lost Ancient Civilization?

This is not a new idea. The concept of a lost civilization has ancient roots, but was made more popular with the works of Graham Hancock and other researchers. Of course, the most famous ‘lost’ civilization is Atlantis, which just about every researcher of ancient history or readers of Plato have discussed and investigated. A

They Come So Close to the Bible… 2

We are doing a 2-part series on our sister site, http://www.theologyarchaeology.wordpress.com, about secular scientific theories of our human past. This part will focus on the contents of the video, 12,800 Years Ago Humans Were Deleted, which is all about the Younger Dryas destruction and extinction alternative to the biblical record. As you watch the video,

Extensive Pyramid Construction

If one is not versed in archaeology, they may only think of Egypt and Mexico when the word pyramid is entered into the conversation. Those are the most famous pyramid countries in the world, with maybe the controversial Bosnian pyramid being a close third. Yet, if one goes beyond the hype and the fame, they

Finally

After many months, our book/dissertation was finally published as an Audiobook. Our book/dissertation, part of our online class curriculum, is now available on Audiobook. Just click the word to get to it. The price is only $4.99. While you are at it, do not forget to take our online class, as it will help a