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Jan 14, 2025

Explorers of the Lost Vaults


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Unveiling Secrets: Introducing 'Explorers of the Lost Vaults'

Welcome to an exciting new journey into the heart of history with our latest podcast, "Explorers of the Lost Vaults." I am thrilled to announce that I, together with our host George Sparks from Bible Interact, have embarked on this fascinating endeavor where we delve deep into the secluded vaults of some of the world's most renowned museums.

The Concept:

"Explorers of the Lost Vaults" is not just a podcast; it's an adventure. Each episode takes us through the locked doors of museum vaults, places where the public eye seldom reaches. These vaults house artifacts that are rarely, if ever, displayed. Our mission? To bring these hidden treasures into the light, discuss their stories, analyze their significance, and share the untold narratives they hold.

What You Can Expect:

Rare Artifacts: From ancient Mesopotamian tablets to medieval manuscripts, we'll explore items that have shaped human civilization but have remained in the shadows.

Insightful Discussions: George Sparks, known for his deep dives into biblical history and archaeology, brings a wealth of knowledge to our dialogues. Together, we'll unpack the cultural, historical, and sometimes spiritual significance of each artifact.

Behind-the-Scenes Access: Ever wondered what it's like to walk through the less-traveled corridors of a museum? We'll share our experiences, from the initial key turn to the moment we first lay eyes on an artifact.

Interviews with Experts: Not every episode will just be George and me. We'll invite historians, archaeologists, and curators to join us, providing professional insights and enriching our understanding.

Why 'Explorers of the Lost Vaults'?

Our world is rich with history, yet so much of it remains hidden or forgotten. This podcast aims to:

Educate: By bringing forgotten histories back into conversation, we aim to educate listeners on the breadth of human achievement and the mysteries of the past.

Inspire: There's something inherently inspiring about uncovering the past. We hope to ignite a passion for history, archaeology, and cultural preservation in our audience.

Connect: Artifacts are not just objects; they are connections to the past. Through this podcast, we connect listeners across time, linking modern humans with their ancestors through shared stories and experiences.

First Episode Sneak Peek:

In our inaugural episode, we'll journey into the vaults of the Museum of Archaeology and Biblical History in Albuquerque, NM, where we'll examine many artifacts that have never been displayed publicly. We'll explore their intricate designs, discuss its journey from ground to vault, and ponder what it tells us about beliefs of ancient people.

Join the Journey:

"Explorers of the Lost Vaults" is set to air its first episode on [insert date]. Make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to ensure you don’t miss out on this adventure. We're also active on social media, where we'll post previews, behind-the-scenes content, and engage with you, our listeners, to shape the direction of this journey.

Whether you're a history buff, a lover of mysteries, or simply curious about what lies behind those locked doors, "Explorers of the Lost Vaults" promises to be an enlightening journey into the heart of history. Join us, George Sparks and myself, as we unlock the secrets of the past, one vault at a time.



1. Explorers of the Lost Vaults: Teaser

January, 2025


2. Bronze Bust: Emperor Vespasian used as a Weight
February, 2025

February, 2025




February, 2025
March 24, 2025

April 15, 2015

April 15, 2025

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Updated April, 2025

Aug 31, 2024

An Illustrated Dictionary of Biblical Archaeology

 





An Illustrated Dictionary of Biblical Archaeology: Defining the Ancient World of the Bible
(Electronic Christian Media, 2024).  

Biblical Archaeology Series #8

Publisher: Electronic Christian Media
Format: 8 X 10, approximately 380 pages
Release Date: 2024

Paperback & Hardcover

Are you ready to unlock the storied past of the Biblical world? We are thrilled to announce the upcoming release of An Illustrated Dictionary of Biblical Archaeology, the latest instalment in the esteemed Biblical Archaeology Series. Compiled by experienced archaeologist Dr. David E. Graves, this dictionary serves as an indispensable resource for undergraduate students, providing a foundational understanding of the artifacts and discoveries that enrich our comprehension of biblical texts.

This meticulously crafted volume features over 1,100 researched entries that delve into the intriguing world of biblical archaeology. From archaeological terms and ancient coins to biblical sites, inscriptions, pottery, and architecture, this dictionary provides a comprehensive overview of the key elements that shape our understanding of the scriptures. Each entry is designed to not only inform but also engage your curiosity, making it an essential reference for students, scholars, and history enthusiasts alike.

What sets this dictionary apart is the visual richness it offers. With over 800 stunning photographs, illustrations, and maps, readers will be captivated by the historical context in which the Bible was written. These visual elements not only enhance the entries but also serve to illuminate the fascinating connections between archaeological discoveries and the narratives contained within the biblical texts.

Whether you're exploring the archaeological insights from The Archaeology  of the New Testament, The Archaeology of the Old  Testament , or discovering the lives of significant Biblical figures in The Archaeology of Biblical People, this illustrated dictionary is the perfect companion. It provides essential definitions and context that deepen your understanding of key discoveries and their implications for biblical studies.

Join us on this journey through time as we uncover the artifacts that illuminate the rich tapestry of the Biblical world. An Illustrated Dictionary of Biblical Archaeology is presently available on Amazon, and we can't wait for you to delve into its pages. Whether you're a student preparing for your studies, a scholar looking to enhance your research, or simply a lover of history and archaeology.

Sample Pages





Key Features:

In-Depth Entries: Discover expertly curated descriptions of key archaeological terms and findings that provide insights into the socio-political landscape of biblical times.

Visually Engaging: Over 800 full-colour illustrations enhance your understanding of artifacts and sites, bringing ancient history to life in a way that text alone cannot.

Comprehensive Coverage: From the majestic ruins of Qumran and Jerusalem to the lesser-known sites across the Levant and the intricate designs of ancient pottery, you’ll find a wealth of knowledge within these pages.

Accessible Format: Perfect for both seasoned researchers and casual readers alike, this dictionary is a vital companion for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of biblical archaeology.

Whether you are a student of Biblical studies, an archaeological enthusiast, or simply intrigued by the ancient world, An Illustrated Dictionary of Biblical Archaeology is an indispensable addition to your library. Turn the pages and embark on a journey through time, exploring the fascinating artifacts and archaeological treasures that continue to inform our understanding of the Bible and its history. 

Dive deep into the past today and illuminate your knowledge with this essential reference guide!


Paperback Colour 8X10 ISBN:  
979-8337858722
ASIN: B0DFVF71C2

Hard Cover 8.25X11 Colour ISBN: 979-8338029985 ASIN: B0DHYBRWYF




Feb 18, 2024

Bible Interact and other Podcast Links 2024

BIBLE INTERACT and other PODCASTS and my Videos 2024



Video Introduction

 

For The ECM background Video see Video 01 

Welcome to Archaeology from the Ground Down, a podcast hosted by George Sparks of Bible Interact Podcasts. I have been interviewed on several of these podcasts, and I am excited to share with you the fascinating world of archaeology and its connection to the Bible.

As an archaeologist and professor, I have spent my career studying ancient civilizations and digging deep into the ground to uncover their stories. And through my work, I have come to see the undeniable link between archaeology and the Bible.

In these podcasts, we will explore the rich history and culture of the biblical world through the lens of archaeology. We will take you on a journey through the ancient ruins, artifacts, and discoveries that bring the stories of the Bible to life.

We will delve into the latest archaeological findings and discuss how they shed light on the biblical narratives, characters, and events. Dr. Graves as an experts in the field of archaeology will explain the intersection of archaeology and the Bible.

Whether you are a history buff, a curious learner, or a devout believer, this podcast is for you. Our goal is to provide a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Bible and its historical context through the lens of archaeology.

So, join us on this adventure as we dig down into the past and unearth the treasures that reveal the power and relevance of the Bible in our lives today.
 
NOTE: While all these episodes have been recorded, as yet not all have been edited and posted online. I will provide links as soon as they are available.
 


 

ARCHAEOLOGY FROM THE GROUND DOWN 


1. TOP 10 OT DISCOVERIES PART 1

2. TOP 10 OT DISCOVERIES PART 2


3. TOP 10 NT DISCOVERIES PART 1
4. TOP 10 NT DISCOVERIES PART 2

Jan 30, 2024




 
 
Feb 2 2024
  
 

 
Feb 27, 2024
 

Mesha and Tel Dan Inscription Video 29 

 
 
    
25. Special Interview: Even the Romans liked Tall el-Hammam with Gary Byers and Dr. Steven Collins. March 2024
 
 
  
March 18, 2024
 
 
 
April 14, 2024
 
 
 
May 6, 2024


May 12, 2024



 
May 27, 2024 
 



May 20, 2024


May 23, 2024
 
June 3, 2024


 
June 11, 2024



June 24, 2024



July 1, 2024



July 8, 2024



July 15, 2024


 



July 14, 2023



July 22, 2024
July 23, 2024.


Aug 3, 2024



August 5, 2024


August 13, 2024




With Esther Lovato 
August 17,  2024


50A. Even the Romans liked Tall el-Hammam! with Dr. Collins and Gary Byers
August, 2024

August 20, 2024



August 26, 2024


September 2, 2024


Sept 9, 2024

 
September 16, 2020

September 23, 2024

September25, 2024



September 30, 2024

October 2, 2024




October 7, 2024


October 15, 2024





October 21, 2014

The 6 Assyrian Kings Mentioned in the Bible: Mini series


62. Tiglath-Pileser III Invades Israel

October 28, 2014



63. The Archaeology of Christmas

November 4, 2024


64. Shalmaneser V Invades Israel

November 11, 2015


65. Sargon II Invades Israel

November 18, 2015


66. Sennacherib: Jerusalem Like a Bird in a Cage 

Nov 11, 2024



67. Esarhaddon: Hooks through your Jaws

December 2, 2024


68. Ashurbanipal: The Lion Hunt

December 12, 2024

The 7 Babylonians Mentioned in the Bible: Mini series


69. Merodach-Baladan II: A Babylonian King

December 16, 2024


See Podcasts for 2025

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For Journal articles and papers see  Follow me on Academia.edu or Selected Works




For all books by Dr. David E. Graves
 
 
Updated Sept, 2025