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Archaeological Discoveries in the News:

17 Lost Pyramids Found in Egypt

Seventy metal books found in cave in Jordan could change our view of Biblical history. Could this be the biggest find since the Dead Sea Scrolls?

Archeologist finds 3,000-year old Hebrew text

Tall el-Hamman Solomon's capitol city of the Gilead?

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Institute for Biblical

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Online Learning Courses: Two Year Bible Program

Dating the Ezekiel plates

New Dates for Egypt's Pharaohs

The Codex Sinaiticus Project

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Institute for Biblical

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Online Learning Courses: Two Year Bible Program

Dating the Ezekiel plates

New Dates for Egypt's Pharaohs

The Codex Sinaiticus Project

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A set of 66 stone tiles known as the “Ezekiel Plates,” believed to have come from the prophet Ezekiel’s traditional tomb along the Euphrates River in Iraq, are in the process of being dated by modern technological methods to finally establish whether they should be considered on a par with the Isaiah Scroll as among the oldest existing biblical texts ever found. Full story see http://www.jpost.com/ChristianInIsrael/Features/Article.aspx?id=218495

Oldest written document ever found in Jerusalem discovered by Hebrew University

Does Archaeology support the Qur'an?

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67th Annual Meeting of the American Scientific Affiliation

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"Just when did Egyptian pharaohs such as King Tut and Rameses II rule? Historians have heatedly debated the exact dates. Now a radiocarbon study concludes that much of the assumed chronology was right, though it corrects some controversial dates and may overturn a few pet theories. "This is an extremely important piece of research that shows clearly that historical dating methods and radiocarbon dates are compatible for ancient Egypt," says Kate Spence, an archaeologist at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. As the researchers will report in tomorrow's issue of Science (June 18, 2010), they found that the Old Kingdom, which kicked off with Djoser's reign, began between 2691 and 2625 B.C.E. The New Kingdom, which starts with the reign of Ahmose, began between about 1570 and 1544 B.C.E. New Kingdom pharoah Rameses II, considered the greatest of the Egyptian kings by historians, clocks in between 1297 and 1273 B.C.E., and King Tut between 1353 to 1331 B.C.E. Yet the new study does not resolve all of the outstanding issues. In a Perspective accompanying the paper, archaeologist Hendrik Bruins of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Israel points out that one major controversy remains unresolved: the timing of the massive eruption of the volcanic island of Thera in the Aegean Sea. For more information see http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2010/06/new-dates-for-egypts-pharaohs.html?etoc also see http://news.discovery.com/archaeology/ancient-egypt-radiocarbon-dating.html

The center of the evolution debate has shifted from asking whether we came from earlier animals to whether we could have come from one man and one woman. By Richard N. Ostling, June cover story for Christianity Today.

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