The Fabric of the Shroud of Turin
The Shroud of Turin would be of limited interest as an ancient artifact were it not for the fact that the gospel of Mark mentions that Joseph of Arimathea wrapped Jesus' body in a linen cloth for burial.
Read MoreThe Shroud of Turin would be of limited interest as an ancient artifact were it not for the fact that the gospel of Mark mentions that Joseph of Arimathea wrapped Jesus' body in a linen cloth for burial.
Read MoreA Roman emperor, a census, and a long trip.
Read MoreA small scrap of ancient papyrus that caused great excitement a few years ago may be, upon closer inspection, a fraudulent fabrication.
Read MoreStunningly beautiful and well preserved Roman-era mosaics excavated near Tel-Aviv.
Read MoreA day's wages during Jesus' time.
Read More2,000 year old discovery in Magdala, Mary Magdalene's home town according to the gospel writers.
Read MoreThe Caesarea stone: first archaeological evidence for Pontius Pilate.
Read MoreCaiaphas' bones: the first remains of a bibliical personality ever discovered.
Read MoreBritish professor Ken Dark and his team dated this Nazareth house to the first century.
Read MoreIn the late 1540s Rembrandt took a radical turn in his depictions of Christ that changed the future of Christian art.
Read MoreRay Downing and his team constructed a 3D computer graphics model of a boat which had been found buried in the Sea of Galilee and dated to the time of Jesus. The virtual boat appeared in the History Channel special Jesus: the Lost 40 Days.
Read MoreIn 1968, archeologists found the remains of an iron spike 4.53 inches long incrusted into the heel bone of a man who had been crucified during the administration of Pontius Pilate.
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