Biblical archaeology is often misunderstood—far from the booby-trapped adventures of Indiana Jones, it involves painstaking excavations, scientific dating methods, and historical analysis.

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In Designing Experimental Research in Archaeology: Examining Technology Through Production ... and Roberto Risch 2009 Functional Analysis of Macro-Lithic Artefacts: A Focus on Working Surfaces. In Non ...

Professor Tom Meyer, a Professor of Bible and Theology from Shasta Bible College and Graduate School in California, US, is certain archaeology can be used to validate the Bible every step of the way.