Phillip of Macedonâs military reform
Was Alexander the Great religious?
What do we know about Nabataean burials?
Why did the Nabateans choose Petra?
Petraâs surprising architecture
Why care about the Levites?
The difference between priests and Levites
Was there ever a tribe of Levi?
Where does Cainâs wife come from?
Was Biblical Hebrew ever spoken?
Why is Saul in disguise?
Saul needs a necromancer
Is the âWitchâ of Endor a witch?
Demonic Watchwords in the Hebrew Bible
Are demons dead giants?
Origins of Dr. Millerâs Interest in Demons?
Name changes in ancient Egypt?
Akhenatenâs new face
Akhenatenâs monotheism
The More Problematic the Text the Better?
Dr. Cargillâs Favorite Bible Story?
Friday Free-For-All LIVE Oct 4th
Was ancient Israel always monotheistic?
Is 1 Kings 18 monotheistic?
Elijah the king troll?
Archaeology is a Snapshot in Time
How many walls at Jericho?
Why Jericho?
Hezekiah the hero?
Is Jesus a divine image?
Why isnât the Ark of the Covenant an idol?
Could all animals could talk in the garden?
How many birds did Noah release?
How many burial shrouds in the Bible?
New shroud 'evidence' disproves itself
What is the Shroud of Turin?
The Shroud of Turin is fake
Was Abraham rewarded for sacrificing Isaac?
Child sacrifice in the Bible?
Is it possible Abraham sacrificed Isaac?
The Death of Uriah
Peeping David?
Where was Bathsheba bathing?
What Genesis 2 Is NOT
Chaos Existed Before Creation
Different Creation Accounts in Genesis
Saul's Death and the Witch of Endor
Saul's Two Deaths
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About
Dr. Robert R. Cargill is Roger A. Hornsby Associate Professor in the Classics at The University of Iowa and Editor of Bible & Archaeology. He is a biblical studies scholar, archaeologist, classicist, author, and digital humanist. On this channel, Dr. Cargill discusses the archaeology of the lands of the Bible, Mesopotamia and Southwestern Asia, the text the Hebrew Bible, Christian New Testament, Pseudepigrapha, Apocrypha, Dead Sea Scrolls, Targums, and other things of interest to him. He often interviews biblical scholars, archaeologists, and other people of interest with the goal of educating the public about the ancient world and why it is important to us today.
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