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Tag Archives: Shroud of Turin
The Pseudoarchaeology of Saint John the Baptist
Image via Wikipedia Yet another example of religiously (and probably nationalistically) motivated pseudoarchaeology has emerged in the news. A Bulgarian archaeologist and at least one overly nationalistic politician with a bad mouth claim to have discovered the remains of Saint … Continue reading
Posted in Pseudoarchaeology
Tagged Archaeology, Bulgaria, John the Baptist, Near East, Saint John, Saint John the Baptist, Shroud of Turin
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The Dating of Iron Nails
A recent story making it’s rounds among those who fancy an interest in archaeology, history and “biblical” versions of both carries the headline “Archaeologists find crucifixion-style nail from the time of Jesus.” My first thought was this would be cool. … Continue reading
Posted in Pseudoarchaeology
Tagged Christianity, Crucifixion, Israel Exploration Journal, Jerusalem, Jesus, Nails, Shroud of Turin
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