Chandler Collins’s latest Jerusalem in Brief summarizes well the major radiocarbon study recently published. He challenges one of the conclusions and notes a preliminary response by Israel Finkelstein.
“A volunteer recently uncovered a colorful and intricately decorated bowl dating back to the Abbasid period of the 9th or 10th century, at Khirbet Hevra near Rehovot.”
Aren Maeir just wrapped up a short spring season excavating at Gath.
A bomb placed at “Joshua’s altar” on Mount Ebal was discovered before anyone was harmed.
Zoom lecture on May 22: “No Place Like Home: Ancient Israelite Houses in Context,” by Cynthia Shafer-Elliott
Biblical Byways is planning a study tour of biblical sites in Israel for September 18-27.
The Aerial Archaeology in Jordan project, now in its 26th season, has more than 180,000 images available online. Management is now being transferred from Britain to Jordan.
Ferrell Jenkins shares a photo he took of sheep grazing along the desert road in Jordan.
HT: Agade, Gordon Franz, Arne Halbakken, Alexander Schick
