The Karnak Temple in Egypt is a huge complex that contains buildings, monuments and hieroglyphics spanning thousands of years, and Dr Todd Bolen shares how it also has connections to the history of Israel. On the Bible Archaeology Report, Bryan Windle talks about the stele of Pharoah Hophra.

Dr. Brian Thomas explains all things radiocarbon dating, like carbon-14 dating, and what these tools can and can't do. Bryan Windle talks about a new scientific tool that can be used in archaeological research called paleomagnetic dating.

Bryan Windle from the Bible Archaeology Report shares his list of the top five discoveries relating to the New Testament.

Dr. Richard Brash discusses how God's Word has been preserved over the centuries and millennia. On the Bible Archaeology Report, Bryan Windle shares about a hidden Matthew text was found. 

Old Testament Jewish law is full of practices to help keep yourself clean and pure, but during the New Testament, there was a new wave of ritual purity practices that were all the rage and archaeologist Dr. Scott Stripling tells us about them. Bryan Windle shares about some altar horns that were found at Shiloh on the Bible Archaeology Report. 

Kristen Davis joins Henry to discuss the Documentary Hypothesis, a popular theory that proposes that the Old Testament wasn't written when it says it was, and that Moses didn't write the Torah.  On the Bible Archaeology Reoprt, Bryan Windle shares about a lice comb with ancient writing. 

Archaeologist Dr. Mark Hassler joins Henry to discuss ancient altars and how they are constructed. On the Bible Archaeology Report, Bryan Windle shares about a temple discovered at Lachish.

Can you trust what you read in the New Testament? Dr. Craig Evans talks with Henry about the reliability of ancient New Testament manuscripts. Bryan Windle discusses some recent discoveries related to the Dead Sea Scrolls, on the Bible Archaeology Report. 

Dr. Gary Byers explains the history of how official seals worked in ancient times, and how they are found in archaeology. On the Bible Archaeology Report, Bryan shares about an intact tomb that was found in Israel that appears to be from the time of the Judges.

How many pieces of wood from the cross that Jesus died on exist in churches? Or what about pieces of the nails, or the crown of thorns? Are these artifacts real? Bryan Windle shares about a discovery of a bone with a nail from crucifixion, on the Bible Archaeology Report. 

Paleo Biochemist Dr. Brian Thomas talks about some new research related to dinosaur soft proteins that have been discovered. Bryan Windle also talks about bones, or more specifially bone boxes, on the Bible Archaeology Report

Dr. Todd Bolen takes us down and describes what it's like to be in Hezekiah's Tunnel under Jerusalem.  On the Bible Archaeology Report, Bryan Windle talks about some recent news about an inscription related to Hezekiah. 

Paleontologist Dr. Marcus Ross discusses human origins and Adam, and some of the other theories that exist. 

Archaeologist and filmaker Joel Kramer joins Henry to talk his book Where God Came Down, and one specific place where that happened to Abraham. Bryan Windle talks about the city gate complex that was discovered at Shiloh, on the Bible Archaeology Report. 

Excavations in caves are being done in the Dead Sea region of Israel, made famous by the Dead Sea Scrolls. Dr. Randall Price is the Director of Excavations on the Qumran Plateau and shares some of their new discoveries in the region.  Bryan Windle talks about an ancient toilet that had been found in Jerusalem, and what studies have revealed about the health of people in the area, on the Bible Archaeology Report. 

Henry discusses a number of biblical artifacts that some have claim to have found, but haven't yet, like the Noah's Ark and Mount Sinai.  On the Bible Archaeology Report, Bryan talks about a recent discovery that turned out to be fake news.