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Digging Up the Nakba: Israeli Archaeologists Excavate Palestinian Village Abandoned in 1948 - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Digging Up the Nakba: Israeli Archaeologists Excavate Palestinian Village Abandoned in 1948 - Archaeology

The First-of-its-kind Project Uncovered the Ruins of Qadas, a Palestinian Village Near Lebanon, Which Israel Bulldozed So That Refugees Would Have No Home to Return To

King David's Jerusalem Wasn't Where We Thought, New Study Argues - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

King David's Jerusalem Wasn't Where We Thought, New Study Argues - Archaeology

Analysis of 3,500-year-old Artifacts Offers First Concrete Evidence for a Surprising Theory: The “City of David” Ridge Was Not Where the Biblical Town First Arose

Ezra: Archaeological & Historical Corroboration - Vimarsana News

Ezra: Archaeological & Historical Corroboration

I will be drawing heavily from an article written by the eminent Bible scholar and historian Edwin M. Yamauchi, entitled, "The Archaeological Background I present several evidences from secular historical accounts & archaeology that back up the historical trustworthiness of the book of Ezra from the 5th century B.C.

First Temple Period Ivory Plaques, From Bible, Found in Jerusalem - Vimarsana News

First Temple Period Ivory Plaques, From Bible, Found in Jerusalem

Archaeologists working in the City of David found ivory panel fragments that were once part of a First Temple period couch throne mentioned in the Bible.

Were First Temple Jerusalemites living in lap of luxury? Rare ivory finds offer clue - Vimarsana News

Were First Temple Jerusalemites living in lap of luxury? Rare ivory finds offer clue

Considered one of the most precious materials in antiquity, 1,500 ivory fragments discovered in ongoing City of David excavations open debate about a more globalized Holy City