History & Archaeology
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The little-known Civil War history of Cass County
On July 11th the Burnt District presented a plaque marking the bloodiest battle of the Civil War in Cass County,…
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Ancient manuscript details childhood of Jesus
A papyrus dating back to the fourth or fifth century is the oldest-ever manuscript with details about the childhood of…
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Back where it all began: Walt Disney Hometown Museum showcases family history
Few people have had more of an impact on American culture than Walt Disney. Nearly six decades after his death,…
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2,300-year-old gold ring reveals new information about Jerusalem’s past
A well-preserved 2,300-year-old gold ring believed to have belonged to a boy or girl who lived during the Hellenistic period…
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TV special will celebrate biblical themes behind Juneteenth holiday
The Juneteenth holiday is as American as apple pie and filled with biblical themes, according to an upcoming TBN special.…
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From 1777 to present, June 14 is day to salute American flag
On June 14, 1777, the Second Continental Congress took a break from writing the Articles of Confederation and passed a resolution stating…
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Research confirms Jerusalem was large, significant city in Old Testament times
When Anita and I organize group tours to Israel we always include the City of David. Visible to our guests…
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Archaeological find in Sweden sheds new light on Christian burial
A 12th century grave recently excavated by Swedish archaeologists provides new clues about Christian burial customs. Several coins were found in…
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Ancient Biblical manuscript will go up for auction in June
An ancient Biblical manuscript is expected to attract a high price when it goes on sale in June. The Crosby-Schøyen…
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Behold the man: Good Friday reminds us of Christ’s humanity
One of the most powerful declarations of who Jesus is came from Pontius Pilate when he said, “Behold the man.”…