JERUSALEM — Deep in a 2,000-year-old tunnel system outside Jerusalem, a young woman unearthed a rare oil lamp used in ancient rituals during an archaeological dig. For Abby Krewson, the discovery is especially gratifying: Krewson is a 10th-grader from Philadelphia participating in a "dig for a day" archaeological experience with her family and a Bible […]
On our last trip to Turkey we were able to facilitate a group from New Zealand. We took the time not only to point out some of the obvious features of the remains, but to share the story behind the site, the story of what God is doing with all the Discoveries. This information was […]
Israeli archaeologists say they have stumbled upon a sealed archaeological level and artifacts dating back to the first Jewish temple at a contested site in Jerusalem. The dig is part of a renovation project at Jerusalem’s holiest site for both Muslims and Jews. Jews know the Old City compound as the Temple Mount and Muslims […]
Two exciting presentations on the discovery of Noah’s Ark will be held the third weekend in October!. On Saturday, October 20th Devon Roberts will speak at the West Philadelphia Seventh-day Adventist Church, 4527 & Haverford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19139 at 5:00 PM. For directions and information call 215-222-5707 Then on Sunday October 21st he will […]
Director’s Corner It was thrilling to witness the excitement with those on the Sept. tour. The 10 participants demonstrated once again the differing motivations for the visit to Nuh’un Gemisi (Noah’s big boat). The folks that come generally fall into one of three categories The first is simply that of curiosity, they wonder if these […]
We hope you like the new look and layout of our site. Renovations that are currently underway include a lot of new photos in our online gallery (please be patient, we have acquired thousands of new photos and these have to be added, and then captions added where available). We have also updated our email […]
Sodoma y Gomorra {mosimage}La ubicación geográfica de estas ciudades y de las otras ciudades del valle siempre ha sido objeto de especulación y de investigación. Como muchos que están familiarizados con este asunto sabrán, existen varias teorías en relación a este tema.
(IsraelNN.com) The Israel Antiquities Authority announced Sunday that it found the site which served as a backdrop for a famous scene in the Great Jewish Rebellion against Rome in the 1st century. The Authority has uncovered a 70 meter long section of Jerusalem’s main drainage duct. It was inside this drainage duct that Jerusalem’s Jewish […]
