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“The term ‘archaeology’ comes from two Greek words: arkhaisos (αρχαιος) meaning old or ancient + logos (λογος) meaning word, speech, or study. Thus the Greek word arkhaiologia (αρχαιολογια) means the study of ancient history or culture originally focused on ancient lore and legends.”[1]
External Resources:
- Recommended Reading
- Biblical Archaeology: An Introduction with Recent Discoveries that Support the Reliability of the Bible (Blog).
- Biblical Archaeology: An Introduction with Recent Discoveries that Support the Reliability of the Bible (Book).
- Biblical Archaeology: Vol. 2, Second Edition B&W: Famous Discoveries That Support the Reliability of the Bible (Book).
- Zondervan Handbook of Biblical Archaeology: A Book by Book Guide to Archaeological Discoveries Related to the Bible (Book).
Bibliography
[1] Graves, David E., Ph.D. Biblical Archaeology Volume 1: An Introduction with Recent Discoveries That Support the Reliability of the Bible. p. 34. Toronto, Canada: Electronic Christian Media, 2017.
* – Updated 1/23/2020.
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