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What We Know About Nazareth at the Time of Jesus

The New Testament accounts of Nazareth are roundly supported by archaeological evidence

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15 Archaeological Proofs of New Testament Accuracy

Archaeological discoveries in recent times have vindicated numerous details in the Bible.

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Why do hikers in Israel keep stumbling upon ancient relics?

Why do hikers in Israel keep stumbling upon ancient relics?
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'Christ born of Mary' inscription found in ancient Israel church

A late fifth century CE Greek inscription, 'Christ born of Mary,' recently found in the village of et-Taiyiba (Taibe) in the Jezreel Valley. | Tzachi Lang/Israel Antiquities Authority
Archaeologists have discovered an Ancient Greek inscription bearing the phrase “Christ, born of Mary” in northern Israel — the first evidence of an early Christian settlement from 1,500 years ago in Taibe, located in the Jezreel Valley.
The Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday that archaeologists discovered the inscription on a wall of a late-Byzantine era structure during excavations in Taibe. According to researchers, the inscription had originally been laid at the entryway of a previously unknown fifth century church.

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Christ Inscription Unearthed in Israeli Village

The First Byzantine Church in Taibe
The blessing originally stood above the entrance of the church but it was discovered in the more modern church walls, so it had been reused as construction material at some time in the past when the building collapsed and was rebuilt. Taibe was a Christian village in the Byzantine period between the 5th to 7th centuries and later became the site of a Crusader fortress. IAA archaeologist Dr. Walid Atrash points out that while archaeologists have explored the Jezreel Valley for many years, most of their findings relate to ancient Christians, but this discovery is “the first evidence of the Byzantine church’s existence in the village of Taibe.”

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Ancient Greek inscription of 'Christ, born of Mary' was used to ward off evil eye 1,500 years ago

A 1,500-year-old plaque that reads 'Christ, born of Mary' in ancient Greek is discovered in northern Israel that once sat above the doorway of a Byzantine church to ward off evil spirits

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'Christ Born of Mary' Inscription Found in Northern Israel

‘Christ Born of Mary’ Inscription Found in Northern Israel
Joshua Shuman
1,500-year-old inscription enriches knowledge of early Christian presence in Jezreel Valley
Archaeologists recently discovered a stone marked with a 1,500-year-old inscription reading, in Greek, “Christ born of Mary,” at a site in Israel’s Jezreel Valley.
The stone inscribed “Christ born of Mary.” (Tzachi Lang, Israel Antiquities Authority)
The engraved stone was part of a lintel from a Late Byzantine period (late fifth century) church entrance.
Recovered at the et-Taiyiba village excavation site, on the northeast side of Jezreel Valley between the modern cities of Afula and Beit Shean, during a salvage dig prior to the building of a road on the site, the inscription was found incorporated into the wall of a later period building.

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As COVID hit, archaeologists turned to futuristic labs to dig up ancient history

Israel Antiquities Authority excavations at the Byzantine church. (Yoli Schwartz/ Israel Antiquities Authority)
Beit Harel pre-military program students washing finds at the Beit Nattif archaeological excavation. (Yoli Schwartz/Israel Antiquities Authority)
High school pupils at the Israel Antiquities Authority excavation of the earliest soap factory in Israel, in Rahat, a Beduin city in the Negev Desert. (Emil Aladjem/Israel Antiquities Authority)
IAA archaeologist Dr. Lior Weisbrod with tiny fossils of rodents from the excavation. (Yoli Schwartz, Israel Antiquities Authority)
Since most archaeologists had to hang up their shovels during pandemic-stricken 2020, they suddenly had time to work on their research and there’s a plethora of publications to prove it.

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