BibArch--The Premier Biblical Archaeology Web Site


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The Premier Biblical Archeology Web Site Our focus is upon the peoples and cultures of the Levant, and other regions as they relate to the biblical record, during the biblical period. The Levant is that geographical region which includes Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, the Palestinian Territory, and the western half of Syria. Explore the lands of the Bible, encounter their ancient cultures, and learn more of biblical archaeology at this site. For Frames click here! Above is the Street of Columns at Jerash from Roman times. Below the Sphinx and Great Pyramid in Egypt remind us of a once great civilization in the biblical world. BIBARCH™ Photos. We assist all seeking to extend their knowledge in biblical archaeology, desiring to become avocational or professional archeologists, or looking to do archaeological fieldwork in the lands of the Bible. You can use the resources of this site to enhance your awareness of the archaeology of the Bible lands and to learn how archaeological research illuminates parts of the biblical text in both the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament.
Visit the following features and stories.

Who are the lost ten tribes of Israel? Can we find them in today's world? Read our surprising answer in the current issue of Perspectives! The archaeological dead-end in this area of study leads us to call for a new scientific investigation which could put the matter to rest.

Would you like some free photos of the Levant? The Photo Gallery contains royalty-free photos you can download and use.

Stumped by word and phrases? Select Glossary for common archaeological words and phrases and to strengthen your vocabulary.

Interested in biblical chronology? Examine our chronological tables for a summary of Levantine archaeological periods and key events across history.

How versed are you in biblical archaeology? Choose our Learning Checkup feature to test your knowledge of biblical archeology.

Are the Dead Sea Scrolls the key to the location of the lost Ark of the Covenant? Read our response to a viewer's question.

Planning to visit the Near East? Check out Tours & Touring for "Must-See" sites and travel helps.

Do we live in the last days? Explore our analysis of Armageddon and biblical prophecy. See our new site profile on Megiddo giving both traditional and excavators' new views.

Doing research? Consider our Research Aids which give you bibliographic sources and links to other helpful sites.

Going to a dig? Don't miss our Fieldwork helps filled with helpful suggestions for the success of your trip.

This photo is a reconstruction of Herod's Temple as it appeared early in the first century CE. Until its CE 70 destruction the Temple was the focal point for Jewish worship in the first century. For the festivals pilgrims from all over the known world would descend on Jerusalem. For those Jews living outside their ancient homeland a pilgrimage was likely a once in a lifetime event. A BIBARCH™ Photo.

If you are interested in developing a deeper insight into the peoples and times of the Bible then visit our site often. We are in process of adding additional material for your learning and pleasure.

Send all submissions or queries regarding this site by electronic mail to [email protected] or by snail mail to the editor at BIBARCH, High Top Media, P.O. Box 2494, Cullowhee, NC 28723-2494.

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