How old are Göbekli Tepe and the Lost City of Dwarka?Göbekli Tepe and Lost City of Dwarka dates do not fit Genesis timeline for Creation or Flood.Article23 Dec, 2021
Is the Birka Pinhead a plesiosaur?A Viking pinhead from Birka, Sweden is highly reminiscent of a plesiosaur, consistent with the biblical history of dinosaurs.Article13 Dec, 2021
Oldest example of applied geometrySi. 427 Old Babylonian cuneiform clay tablet demonstrates trigonometry, mathematics and survey linking to Plimpton 322Article16 Sep, 2021
Antikythera Mechanismantikythera mechanism ancient greek analogue computer predicts planetary motions contradicts evolutionary presuppositions of human developmentArticle30 Aug, 2021
Where did the Israelites cross the “Red Sea”?The Red Sea crossing point could have been at the Bitter Lakes, Suez, Aqaba, or Nuweiba. The biblical list of campsites helps, but the answers are inconclusive.Article20 Jul, 2021
Who is wrong about the biblical date of the Flood, and the Great Pyramids? Somebody must be wrong somewhere…Pyramids - How they fit into the true biblical history.Article05 Jun, 2021
What is the point of Egypt’s pyramids?The pyramids of Egypt may be a testimony to Noah’s Flood.Article30 Apr, 2021
Adam, Eve, Noah and the Flood—in Ancient Egypt?Ancient Egyptian’s knowledge of Creation, Adam, Eve, Noah and the Flood.Article13 Feb, 2021
Ancient doodles in stone represent intriguing Ice-Age artArchaeologists discovered a small stone plaque, with intriguing abstract marks, possibly including Mammoth, Bison and horse in Jersey.Article22 Oct, 2020
Stonehenge and the new discovery of Durrington’s mile-wide circleArchaeologists uncover structure at Stonehenge testifying to ancient man’s ingenuity.Article29 Jun, 2020
The world’s oldest alphabetArchaeological evidence from Egypt and Sinai Peninsula suggests the first alphabet was developed by the Hebrews, not the Phoenicians.Article04 Jun, 2020
Canaanite HazorArchaeology supports the biblical picture of Hazor as a major city in Joshua and Judges.Article11 May, 2020
Was Pharaoh Shoshoni—the plunderer of Jerusalem?Does the evidence in Egypt line up with the Bible’s account of the Hebrews?Article28 Apr, 2020
StonehengeStonehenge was built some time after the Babel incident, possibly as a ceremonial site for pagan worship.Article17 Feb, 2020
Ancient Roman concreteRoman marine concrete provides an insight into how the world’s Flood deposits quickly hardened into enduring sedimentary landformsArticle27 Jan, 2020