Bruce Feiler, 12.22.2009
Bestselling author of Walking the Bible, Abraham, and America's Prophet
The truth is that even if we found a house in Nazareth with the names Mary and Joseph on the mailbox and a birth announcement of a baby Jesus carved into a wall, we'd still never find proof that God sent forth a messiah into the world.
Touraj Daryaee, 12.03.2009
Associate Director, Center for Persian Studies at the University of California, Irvine
A bombing in Jerusalem. A troubled foreign country tried in absentia in U.S. courts. Priceless archeological artifacts threatened. It sounds like it c...
Ir Amim, 10.13.2009
The Ir Amim blog seeks to establish a vibrant and open meeting space to discuss Jerusalem
Many in Israel today see archeology as a tool for strengthening the connection between the Jewish people and the ancient past of the land of Israel.
eSarcasm, 10.10.2009
eSarcasm.com -- Geek humor gone wild.
eSarcasm managed to score an exclusive interview with Ardi. Here she talks about what it's like to be the world's first hip hop diva, and reveals the real reasons why men walk upright.
Carleton Bryant, 10.05.2009
Assistant Managing Editor, The Washington Times
Archeologists have found a smaller version of Stonehenge about a mile from the larger circle of rocks in Wiltshire, England, the BBC is reporting.
Diane Tucker, 11.21.2009
Writer/producer/director living in Washington DC
A brutal plundering of this rich cultural heritage has been taking place in broad daylight ever since the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Ilana Teitelbaum, 08.14.2009
Freelance Writer and Editor living in downtown Jerusalem
Thessaloniki is far from the classic tourist fantasy of Greece: there are no nearby islands, and Delphi and Athens are far away. But it is the country's cultural capital and the epitome of cool.
Dan Agin, 03.17.2009
Author/Neuroscientist
The trouble with the history of ancient civilizations is that they've left us debris, and from the piles of bits and pieces we try to reconstruct who ...