Exploring the World of the Bible Through Archaeology
Biblical archaeology investigates the places, peoples, artifacts, inscriptions, architecture, and material culture connected to the biblical world. By studying physical evidence alongside Scripture and ancient historical sources, we can better understand the settings in which biblical events took place and the cultures that shaped the ancient Near East.
This page is a growing library of ABSA articles, research, field observations, and videos focused on archaeological discoveries and the historical world of the Bible.
Articles & Research
Recent and developing work in biblical archaeology.
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What I’m Watching at Durupinar Right Now
The current Durupinar project is producing new radar, soil, and drilling data. Here is what I think deserves the closest attention—and why careful testing matters more than headlines.
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Charred Beams from Jerusalem Offer a Powerful Glimpse into the Destruction of the First Temple
JERUSALEM — July 20, 2026 Archaeologists excavating in Jerusalem’s City of David have uncovered massive wooden beams that appear to have been burned when the Babylonian army destroyed
Videos
Our video library is growing alongside the written research, with field discussions, museum studies, site explorations, interviews, and teaching connected to biblical archaeology. New videos will be added here as they are published.