The Flood Around the World: Ancient Stories and Archaeological Witnesses
India, China, Greece, the Americas, Mesopotamia: flood stories around the world and three ancient tablets that record them, set beside the story of Noah.
Biblical archaeology blog
Recent discoveries, in-depth analyses and the Bible's great figures: the archaeology of Israel, clearly explained.
Where Was the Garden of Eden? The Four Rivers, Mesopotamia and Hebron
Tigris, Euphrates, the Persian Gulf or Hebron? What Genesis says about the Garden of Eden, what scholars suggest, and the traditions that link it to Israel.
Prehistory in Israel: From the First Humans to the First Villages
Four prehistoric sites to visit in Israel and five more closed to the public: over a million years of human history, from Mount Carmel to the Jordan.
Noah's Ark Scans: what does the research on Noah's Ark reveal?
Radar, core drilling, petrified wood: what the Noah's Ark Scans project found at Durupınar in 2026, and why Noah's Ark has not been found yet.
Joseph and Imhotep: One and the Same Man?
The Famine Stela, the Saqqara galleries, the canal of Joseph: the theory that identifies the biblical Joseph with the sage Imhotep, its case and its limits.
An Assyrian Seal Found in Jerusalem Sheds Light on Judah and Assyria
A fragment of an Akkadian bulla found near the Western Wall: rare written evidence of relations between the Kingdom of Judah and the Assyrian Empire.
Abraham: Father of Monotheism and Founding Figure
From Ur of the Chaldees to Hebron: Abraham's journey according to Genesis, his place in the three monotheistic faiths and what archaeology can say.
The IsraBible blog extends our site guides. Here we present discoveries published by archaeologists, revisit debated hypotheses and devote in-depth features to the great figures of the Bible. Every article cites its sources and clearly separates the biblical text, the excavation data and the interpretations.
To place the articles in context, also explore the archaeological sites and the period of the Patriarchs.