A new study shows that individual potters have their own styles even when making standard traditional vessels.
A 100-year research project on the results and finds from Ur has concluded.
The BBC has a story and video on Mada’in Saleh, Saudi Arabia’s counterpart to Petra.
“An unparalleled collection of Judaica amassed by one of the greatest Jewish dynasties in the world and not seen in public for over a century is to be sold at auction.”
“A museum in Israel on Monday postponed its planned auction of dozens of rare Islamic antiquities after word of the sale sparked a public uproar.”
A rare EID MAR gold coin celebrating the assassination of Julius Caesar became the most valuable Roman coin ever when it sold for nearly $3.5 million.
In light of the major earthquake on the Greek island of Samos, Leon Mauldin shares some biblical background, photos, and a map.
Eisenbrauns is hosting a virtual panel on November 11 with three authors discussing their new books and answering questions.
The 4th edition of Mark Wilson’s Biblical Turkey is now available.
HT: Joseph Lauer, Agade, Ted Weis
