I'm honored and grateful to have been invited by the Biblical Archaeology Society to speak at its 29th Annual Bible and Archaeology Fest this fall. https://t.co/6ysK5nQctQ
My latest paper maps an epic 676 BC journey by the Assyrian emperor Esarhaddon and uses it to locate some lost cities, kingdoms, and lands. I am especially excited about and grateful for finding ancient Egypt’s land of the gods, the Land of Punt.
Honored and grateful that my work identifying the earliest known image of Jerusalem (in Sennacherib’s throne-room wall reliefs) was ranked #1 among the “Top 10 Biblical Archaeology Discoveries of 2025.”
What a great start to the year! My first mail of 2026 was this magazine with its excellent cover story featuring my work! Many thanks to @ArmstrongIBA and @BrentNagtegaal Wishing everyone a happy, healthy, and inspiring New Year!
Incredibly honored and grateful to have my latest academic paper as the lead article and cover story of the prestigious Journal of Ancient Near Eastern Studies. It locates an important lost city and finds an image of Jerusalem with Hezekiah on Sennacherib's palace wall.
In case anyone happens to be interested, this magazine has an interview with me about the Assyrian camps. Many thanks to the excellent and well-informed interviewer @BrentNagtegaal. You can download the current issue for free or subscribe for free here: https://t.co/eXA5I1VA5B
My paper on tracking down Sennacherib's military camps (including the famous one at Jerusalem) has been peer-reviewed and published in the journal Near Eastern Archaeology.
Had a great time interacting with the brilliant historians at the Warfare in the Ancient World International Conference and enjoying Loyola’s lovely lakefront campus!! (Thanks to Dr. Conor Whately for the photos.)