Biblical archaeology

The Bible is the best-selling book of all time.

Between 5 to 7 billion Bibles have been published.

Biblical Archaeology is a branch of archaeology, which studies the places and peoples mentioned in the Bible by means of artifacts, texts, etc.

See also

• Christian apologetics
• Literalist Bible chronology
• Extra-Biblical evidence of Biblical events

External links

• Discoveries verifying the Bible from 1990 to the present
• Bible archaeology
• The Bible & Archaeology: The Book of Acts: The Church Begins
• St. Luke, archaeology, Book of Acts
• Archaeology and the Book of Acts
• Archaeology and the Book of Acts - Gordon College
• Book of Acts - Paul's travels
• Bible and Spade articles
• Archaeology and the Old Testament by Patrick Zukeran
• The Archaeological Evidence for the Bible is Non-Existent! A reply from James F. Williams

Bible archaeology website:

• Associates For Biblical Research

Bible archaeology and dating:

• Dating in Archaeology: Challenges to Biblical Credibility by Garry K. Brantley, M.A., M.Div.