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Dispatches from Biblical America

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Palestine Gardens: A Model Holy Land at Home

As mentioned in my previous post, I spent next to no time in New Orleans. After my trip to the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary’s...

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New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Museum of the Bible and Archaeology

After driving through east Texas for what felt like forever, I finally crossed the state border into Louisiana. Following a night in...

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The Naranjo Museum of Natural History: On Curiosities and Relics

From Dallas, I set off across southeastern Texas on my way towards New Orleans. Along the way, I stopped in Lufkin Texas for a brief and...

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The Museum of Biblical Art: an Inclusive Vision of Shared Heritage

Following my day in Fort Worth, I next made my way to Dallas where I visited the Museum of Biblical Art. Prior to my visit, I’ll admit...

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The Tandy Archaeological Museum: The New Biblical Archaeology as the Old

On June 24th I set off for what would end up being a fascinating two-week adventure. My first stop of many was in Fort Worth, Texas where...

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The Linda Byrd Smith Museum of Biblical Archaeology, Harding University, AR

Just over a week ago, I had the chance to visit Harding University’s Linda Byrd Smith Museum of Biblical Archaeology. Like most schools...

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The Great Big Bible Southern Roadtrip

When I took my summer job in commercial archaeology, I waited about a week to recieve my work schedule. When I did, I was surprised to...

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A brief Sojourn: Biblical Archaeology in Arkansas

About two weeks ago, I came up with the idea for this project. After finding the lists of places to visit on Bibleplaces.com, I quickly...