Christian Archaeology
Christian Archeology (more commonly termed "Biblical Archaeology") is the study of archaeological sites in connection to the texts of the Bible. The abundance of forgeries, fakes, and misinterpretations is rife, and as such the verification of context and the maintenance of an unbiased standpoint is essential. It is an auxiliary of history and has played an important role in the quest for the historical Jesus and an attempt to establish the historicity of Christ.
Read more about Christian Archaeology: Pool of Bethesda, Caiaphas Ossuary, Pilate Stone, James Ossuary, Papyrus Fragments, The Oxyrhynchus Papyri, Papyrus Egerton 2, The Fayyum Papyrus
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