On the grounds of a Jerusalem national park with a view of the Temple Mount, a small group ofIsraeli archaeologists and volunteers sifting through piles of rubble discarded by Islamic Wakf officials from the Temple Mount into a city garbage dump have recently uncovered a series of history-rich artifacts dating back to the First and […]
The president of Answers in Genesis says the recent discovery of a dinosaur bone in Montana supports the biblical creationist theory of a young Earth. According to an article published in last month’s Science magazine, in 2003 scientists found a Tyrannosaurus Rex thigh bone during an archaeological dig. The research team had to break the […]
SANTA ANA, Calif. – This much experts know: One was a priest from a wealthy family. Another was a young girl who sang during religious rituals. A third was a child, buried in a finely carved wooden coffin. But there is much more to learn about the six Egyptian mummies that were wrapped and buried […]
(Webmaster note: The site the Russian scientists were exploring was ON Mount Ararat itself, our Durupinar site is about 17 miles away from Mount Ararat. These are NOT the same sites.) What were thought to be the remains of Noah’s Arc on Mount Ararat in modern-day Turkey were discovered to be natural formations by a […]
Ancient Egyptians believed in properly equipping a body for the afterlife, and not just through mummification. A new study reveals that King Tutankhamun eased his arduous journey with a stash of red wine.
2006 Noah’s Ark Tour Details being formulated, check back again soon!
Correspondent Bob Simon has a story about the Bible and truth. More precisely, it’s about Biblical antiquities and how they can be seen to prove that the stories told in the Bible really happened. For the last couple of years, the world of biblical archaeology was rocked to its foundations, and all because of a […]
If you’re a regular visitor to anchorstone.com, you are probably noticing a few changes in our site design and look. This is something Bill Fry and I were working on several months ago, but never had a chance to implement. Our "old" site was becoming so huge it was hard to manage all the changes […]
