The Lachish Reliefs: Assyria, Judah, and Sennacherib at the British Museum
The Lachish reliefs preserve Assyria’s monumental version of a campaign against Judah. Here is what they show, what they do not show, and why they matter for biblical history.
Petra, Edom, and the Nabataeans: What Christian Travelers Should Know
Petra sits within a region deeply connected with Edom, the Nabataeans, ancient trade, and the biblical world. Here is the historical context Christian travelers should know.
What Biblical Archaeology Can—and Cannot—Tell Us
Biblical archaeology can illuminate people, places, cultures, chronology, inscriptions, and material history—but it also has limits. Here is how to use the evidence well.
How to Research an Archaeological or Biblical Destination Before You Go
A little research before a trip can transform what you notice on the ground. Learn how to use maps, site plans, museum databases, chronology, primary texts, and focused questions to understand archaeological and biblical destinations more deeply.
How to Photograph and Document Museum Artifacts for Later Research
A field-tested system for photographing museum artifacts, labels, inventory numbers, gallery context, and provenance so your images remain useful long after the visit.
Giza Beyond the Pyramids: Understanding Ancient Egypt in Biblical Context
The Giza Plateau is more than three famous pyramids. Learn what its monuments reveal about kingship, religion, labor, society, and the ancient Egyptian world surrounding the Bible.
How to Explore the British Museum for Biblical Archaeology
A practical guide to using the British Museum to understand the ancient Near East, Egypt, empires, artifacts, and historical world surrounding the Bible.