Bible Unearthed — Season 1, Episode 11: Accidental Discoveries in Archaeology
17 min • 1 season, 12 episodes
Episode synopsis
There is no doubt that dedicated research, meticulous excavation, scientific analysis, and application of technology aids in the discovery of important archaeological sites, artifacts, and information. However, sometimes incredible archaeological finds are made by accident, which tells us that even the complete novice might stumble upon the discovery of a lifetime. You have probably heard of the Lascaux Cave paintings, the Rosetta Stone, the Xian Terracotta Army, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Lyceum of Aristotle, and the Venus de Milo. What do all of these incredible finds have in common? They were not discovered by a professional archaeologist as the result of an archaeological project, but all were accidents!
About Bible Unearthed
This 12-part series explores the history, importance and impact of archaeology and how discoveries help us better understand the ancient world. Dave Stotts, host of Drive Thru History®, introduces his friend and expert, Titus Kennedy, PhD, to unpack the world of archaeology in the Holy Land. They are joined by longtime travel companion and Drive Thru History® writer, Randall Niles. The team teaches from an interactive studio filled with artifacts, models, slides and gizmos. There are also fun cutaways to Titus and Dave at dig sites and museums throughout Israel and the Mediterranean region. The team gets dirty with the basic tools, technologies and discoveries of archaeology, while focusing on the key locations and artifacts that make the Bible come alive. Entertaining and educational, Bible Unearthed™ is a great apologetics resource for the entire family.
More episodes from Season 1
- E1What is Archaeology?
- E2The Impact of Archaeology
- E3Locating Archaeological Sites
- E4The Life of an Archaeologist
- E5What's Being Discovered Today?
- E6Archaeological Mysteries
- E7Top Discoveries in Bible Archaeology
- E8Getting Involved with Archaeology
- E9Trends in Archaeology
- E10Weird Archaeology
- E12What's Left to be Discovered