Archaeologists designated Khirbet Qana as the actual location where Jesus performed his miracle at a wedding, as written in ...

A Revolutionary War-era boat is being reconstructed more than two centuries after being buried deep beneath Manhattan’s ...

Rock-cut niches at Khirbet Qana. Credit: Owenglyndur / CC BY 4.0 A team of archaeologists believes they have uncovered strong evidence pointing to the real site of Jesus’ first miracle – turning water ...

As to Nazareth, archaeological digs show the village existed in Jesus’s day. Further, Nazareth is attested by independent traditions in all four gospels.

The Gospels of Matthew and Luke both reference Bethlehem as the birthplace of Jesus, fulfilling a prophecy from the Old ...

The archaeological investigation revealed that in Nazareth itself, in the middle of the first century AD, anti-Roman rebels created a sizeable network of underground hiding places and tunnels ...

While it is archaeologically impossible to say that the tomb is the burial site of an individual Jew known as Jesus of Nazareth, who according to New Testament accounts was crucified in Jerusalem ...

This first book on the archaeology of Nazareth written with the non-specialist reader in mind, this provides a detailed discussion of whether the “House of Jesus” really was Jesus’ family home.

“Jesus of Nazareth: Archaeologists Retracing the Footsteps of Christ” by Michael Hesemann. Ignatius Press (San Francisco, 2021). 322 pp., $21.95. “The Diary of Jesus Christ” by Bill Cain ...

4. Yavne, just Yavne The modern city of Yavne, located between Tel Aviv and Ashdod, has been a prolific site for archaeological discoveries in 2021. The city is growing quickly, and as a large ...