Bible & Archaeology

Bible & Archaeology — The University of Iowa publication and YouTube channel covering all things related to the Bible, its archaeology, and its languages.

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This week, Egyptologist Dr. Campbell Price (@EgyptMcr) joins us to explore how archaeologists and the Egypt Exploration Society pieced together Egypt’s past through 50 key discoveries.
https://t.co/ihBryhuaGf

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This week, biblical scholar Dan McClellan (@maklelan) joins us to explain some of the most common Christmas misconceptions.
https://t.co/CRMzJnqx5W

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This week on the podcast, we're talking with Dr. Briana Jackson about propaganda in ancient Egypt!
https://t.co/KK5sQ2SOCs

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This week, we're talking with Dr. Paula Fredriksen about her new book: "Ancient Christianities: The First Five Hundred Years." We discuss one of the larger questions that runs throughout the book: Christian persecution. https://t.co/k3KT4MZkk6

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This week, we're talking about Augustine's ideas on slavery with Dr. Toni Alimi. How central to Augustine's thinking and theology was slavery and just how large a shadow did his thinking create? The answer might surprise you.
https://t.co/jlhKJOoJ6H

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Really enjoyed giving this interview for the Bible & Archaeology (@bibleandarch) podcast on Julius Caesar!

Julius Caesar: The Fall of the Roman Republic | Bible & Archaeology https://t.co/O2VdcypiYp via @YouTube

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This week on the podcast, we're talking with Dr. Colin Elliott about Julius Caesar! https://t.co/2TKf5uXC4A

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This week, Dr. Tate Paulette, author of "In the Land of Ninkasi: A History of Beer in Ancient Mesopotamia," joins the podcast to discuss beer in ancient Mesopotamia! @OxUniPress https://t.co/lkpnt854vt

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Did Ground Penetrating Radar find Noah's Ark? This week, we break down the claims being made by the Noah's Ark Scans about the Durupınar formation. https://t.co/XRYrsUJTWg

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This week, Dr. Peter Miller joins Bible & Archaeology to unpack the concept of angels!
https://t.co/JCyU4WsmHN

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This week, we're talking with Dr. Dan McClellan (@maklelan) about his new book: "The Bible Says So: What We Get Right (and Wrong) About Scripture’s Most Controversial Issues."
https://t.co/SyALJIoWms

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This week, Jordan is joined by Chantel Heister, a PhD candidate at Emory University, for a conversation about their research and life as a PhD student.
https://t.co/k2LmZmmnY5

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This week, Jordan and Mary Kate discuss recent reports of new evidence about the death of King Josiah found during excavations at Tel Megiddo!
https://t.co/5RcDGHGDeh

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This week, Lucy Wadeson joins us again to discuss death, burials, and the afterlife in the Nabataean Empire!
https://t.co/AxdLOkpE5T

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This week, Bob and Jordan discuss the final days of King David and the events that accompany the end of King David’s reign.
https://t.co/AMpJLQNN6O

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This week, Dr. Sarah Bond joins Bible & Archaeology to discuss her new book "Strike" which takes a new look at the Roman history we think we know through a focus on work, labor, and collectives.
https://t.co/W2InO9tv7k

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This week, Dr. Hugo Méndez joined us to talk about authorship in the New Testament. How can scholars tell if something was falsely authored? How many texts do we think fall into the category of false authorship or forgery? And why does it matter?
https://t.co/cPYZhLEybM

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This week, Dr. William Schniedewind joins Bible & Archaeology to discuss his new book "Who Really Wrote the Bible" and the scribal communities responsible for the Bible. https://t.co/5yVbY2BPOG

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Our first online course is now available: Cities of the Bible! In this new course, Dr. Cargill will provide you with a tour of key cities that made the greatest impact on the composition of the Bible.
Available now: https://t.co/AXDioqJSAc
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This week, Dr. Kenneth Atkinson joins Bible & Archaeology for a discussion about the origins of Hanukkah and Hanukkah's early history under the Hasmoneans. https://t.co/cVlillB9sg