Biblical Archaeology Review

Biblical Archaeology Review is the flagship publication of the Biblical Archaeology Society. For more than 40 years it has been making the world of archaeology in the lands of the Bible come alive for the interested layperson. Full of vivid images and articles written by leading scholars, this is a must read for anyone interested in the archaeology of the ancient Near East.

Exodus Evidence: An Egyptologist Looks at Biblical History

Does archaeological evidence connect with Israel’s Exodus from Egypt—a central event in the Bible? Egyptian artifacts and sites show that the Biblical text does indeed recount accurate memories from the period to which the Exodus is generally assigned.

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Footnote 11 - The Hittites: Between Tradition and History

Marian Feldman, “The Iconography of Power,” Archaeology Odyssey 05:03.

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Footnote 10 - The Hittites: Between Tradition and HistoryThe Hittites: Between Tradition and History

See Hershel Shanks, “An Incised Handle from Hazor Depicting a Syro-Hittite Deity,” Israel Exploration Journal, vol. 23 (1973), p. 234.

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Footnote 9 - The Hittites: Between Tradition and History

Aharon Kempinski, “Hittites in the Bible: What Does Archaeology Say?” BAR 05:05.

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Footnote 8 - The Hittites: Between Tradition and History

Michael M. Homan, “The Divine Warrior in His Tent: A Military Model for Yahweh’s Tabernacle,” Bible Review 16:06.

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Footnote 7 - The Hittites: Between Tradition and History

Eric H. Cline, “Warriors of Hatti,” Archaeology Odyssey 05:01.

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Footnote 6 - The Hittites: Between Tradition and History

Brian Fagan, “Did Akhenaten’s Monotheism Influence Moses?” BAR, July/August 2015; Peter van der Veen, “When Pharaohs Ruled Jerusalem,” BAR 39:02; James P. Allen, “Monotheism,” Archaeology Odyssey 02:03; Carolyn R.