Biblical Archaeology of the Old Testament
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Welcome & Overview2 Steps
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1. Introduction to Biblical Archaeology5 Steps|1 Quiz
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2. Apologetic Value of Biblical Archaeology5 Steps|1 Quiz
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3. Avaris in the Time of Joseph5 Steps|1 Quiz
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4. Avaris in the Time of Moses5 Steps|1 Quiz
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5. Megiddo as a Canaanite and Israelite City6 Steps|1 Quiz
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6. Jericho and Its Conquest by Joshua4 Steps|1 Quiz
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7. Gibeon and Its Water Systems3 Steps|1 Quiz
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8. Hazor Before the Israelite Conquest4 Steps|1 Quiz
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9. Hazor After the Israelite Conquest2 Steps|1 Quiz
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10. Pre-1400 BC Radiocarbon Offset3 Steps|1 Quiz
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11. Lachish in Biblical History4 Steps|1 Quiz
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12. Lachish Milk Bowl Ostracon4 Steps|1 Quiz
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13. Jerusalem from Founding to Solomon3 Steps|1 Quiz
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14. Jerusalem from Solomon to Hezekiah3 Steps|1 Quiz
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15. Kirbet Qeiyafa and the United Monarchy3 Steps|1 Quiz
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16. Ishbaal Inscription at Kirbet Qeiyafa5 Steps|1 Quiz
1. Introduction to Biblical Archaeology
Dive into the thrilling world of biblical archaeology, where ancient ruins and artifacts bring the Bible to life. This lesson introduces how archaeologists uncover history, focusing on places like Egypt and Israel. You’ll explore tools like stratigraphy, used to date layers of soil, and meet pioneers like William Flinders Petrie, who revolutionized digging techniques.
Learn about the Fertile Crescent, the cradle of civilization, and how sites like Hazor reveal Israel’s past. Discover how chronology and ancient writings on pottery connect to biblical stories. From massive mounds called tells to delicate pottery sherds, this lesson shows how every find tells a story. Get ready to see how archaeology makes the Bible’s history feel real and vibrant, setting the stage for an epic journey through time.