Teresa Neumann Letter reveals the great missionary’s humanity and anti-slavery zeal while stranded as a "virtual prisoner" in the heart of the Congo. (United Kingdom)—The BBC reports that the contents...
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"The site may have been home to the Shardana tribe of the Sea-Peoples, who, according to some researchers, lived in Harosheth Haggoyim, Sisera’s capital city. The city is mentioned...
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Archaeologists Find Oldest Painting of the Apostles in Roman Catacombs by Teresa Neumann : Jun 23, 2010 : Staff – Reuters "This is a very important discovery in the history of...
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  Teresa Neumann (June 14, 2010) Previously, the oldest known footwear was sandals made from plants found in a cave in Missouri. (Armenia)—The discovery of a 5,500 year old size 4 shoe...
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Even the most uninitiated Christians realizes that the Christian life is a battle, and also that there are plenty of casualties around from this battle. They also realize...
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Roman-Built Underwater Aqueduct, Longest of Ancient World, Found in Jordan Teresa Neumann "The aqueduct ended in Gadara, a city with a population of approximately 50,000. According to the Bible, this...
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Teresa Neumann "The Bible recounts that the people of Dan took Abraham’s nephew Lot prisoner, and Abraham came to Dan to rescue him, but it is hard to confirm whether...
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Eilat Mazar reports that portions of the wall which was rebuilt by Nehemiaha and his companions in 5th century BC (Nehemiah 6:15) has been discovered in an amazingly...
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Human sin nature has so distorted that people would welcome anything except the truth. No wonder they cried for the release of Barabbas the murderer and the crucifixion of...
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So you want to be the next Christian writer? Or you have been toying with the idea of writing? Congratulations! You are in good company! Christian communicators always...
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We now offer an absolutely free Christian Journalism Course!! Did you always wanted to be a writer but did not know how to do it? Do not worry! Here are...
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"At the Feet of My Lord"—Jordan Valley Excavation May Reveal Ceremonial Sites of First Israelites Teresa Neumann (July 25, 2009) "The Hebrew word for...
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"Wow" Discovery: Archaeologist Finds First Foot-Shaped Compounds Built by the Israelites After Exodus? Teresa Neumann (April 9, 2009) "The ‘foot’ held much significance as a symbol of ownership of...
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(IsraelNN.com) Archeologists have discovered a stone seal that includes the name of a family who were servants during the First Temple, were exiled to Babylonia and then returned to...
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By Ferrell Jenkins Because the Bible was written in Hebrew and Greek it is necessary that someone translate it into English and other languages so that it can be read...
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Archaeology is a fast-growing science  which aims at studying the history and sociology of man in the past. This is done by uncovering remains of ancient buildings, art, inscriptions,...
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It is an exciting time to be alive. All around us we see amazing things that man has accomplished and some new tools have...
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One of the great friends of the Bible is the field of archaeology. Over and over, the biblical record has been validated by archaeological finds. Here...
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There are a variety of evidences that can be used to support the fact that the flood described in the Bible did occur. In Biblical Archaeology...
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Many of us as a child enjoyed a toy called a gyroscope. It was a small spoked wheel in a round frame. The wheel was spoked and fairly heavy,...
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Man has a great desire to learn about the past.  Determination of how old relics from the past are is of great importance to everyone involved in studying the...
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The Tower of Babel: Outside The Bible In addition, there is a specific time duration in which this tower must have been built. Archaeological evidence proves that such a ziggurat...
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The Tower of Babel: Outside The Bible Archaeological evidence proves that the Bible’s description of the tower of Babel is historically accurate on the following points: * The description of the...
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The record of the tower of Babel is one of the most well known but most misunderstood passages of the Bible. People remember in general terms the great tower,...
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One of the sites that is always visited by the Diggings tour is the Colossi of Memnon, two huge statues that sit alone in the plain on the west...
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The excavations at Tel Mardikh in syria, 60 km south of Aleppo, were sensational, proving that this was the ancient Ebla. From previous inscriptions, scholars had assued that Ebla...
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In previous issued of Diggings we have spoken of the work of Franck Goddio, who has been exploring the murky waters off Alexandria. We have mentioned his discovery of...
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Tomb 55 in the Valley of the Kings has been a bit of a mystery ever since it was discovered in 1907. The tomb had been badly damaged by...
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Note: the first article in the list of contents is a personal account by the editor of some unusual places he went to while the Diggings tour was being...
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Foreigners are a nuisence: not only do they persist in such anti-social behaviours as eating too much garlic, driving on the wrong side of the road and wilfully refusing...
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