The Preliminary Report of the 2013 Jezreel Expedition Field Season has been posted at The Bible and Interpretation. Three areas were excavated in the inaugural season.
Aren Maeir and Jeffrey Chadwick discuss a recent suggestion to date Hezekiah’s Tunnel to Manasseh. They note that the four years that geologists claim would have been required for construction would fit between Hezekiah’s revolt in 705 and the arrival of Sennacherib in 701.
The Biblical Archaeology Society has announced its 2013 Publication Awards Winners. They include works on Ashkelon, Gath, and Isaiah.
A summary of the contents of the latest issue of Biblical Archaeology Review is now online.
Wayne Stiles proposes the best way to use your time in Jerusalem after the sun goes down.
BibleX has a preview of a four-part series by National Geographic entitled “The Lost Faces of the Bible.”
Pedestrians won’t have to compete with motorists when visiting the Roman Forum and Colosseum.
Photo from Pictorial Library of Bible Lands
