Paleontologist Dr. Marcus Ross discusses human origins and Adam, and some of the other theories that exist. 

Archaeologist and filmaker Joel Kramer joins Henry to talk his book Where God Came Down, and one specific place where that happened to Abraham.

Bryan Windle talks about the city gate complex that was discovered at Shiloh, on the Bible Archaeology Report. 

Excavations in caves are being done in the Dead Sea region of Israel, made famous by the Dead Sea Scrolls. Dr. Randall Price is the Director of Excavations on the Qumran Plateau and shares some of their new discoveries in the region. 

Bryan Windle talks about an ancient toilet that had been found in Jerusalem, and what studies have revealed about the health of people in the area, on the Bible Archaeology Report. 

Henry discusses a number of biblical artifacts that some have claim to have found, but haven't yet, like the Noah's Ark and Mount Sinai. 

On the Bible Archaeology Report, Bryan talks about a recent discovery that turned out to be fake news. 

Did David really kill Goliath with a rock? Dr Boyd Seevers discusses sling stones and the tactics of slingers in ancient warfare, and the archaeology of sling stones.

Bryan Windle tells us about a recent study on the Moabite Stone that talks about the House of David, on the Bible Archaeology Report.

Warfare of the Old Testament - by Dr. Boyd Seevers

Bryan Windle from the Bible Archaeology Report breaks down his picks for the top 5 discoveries relating to the Old Testament. 

Top 10 Discoveries Relating to the Old Testament - BibleArchaeologyReport.com

The Associates for Biblical Research are the people behind Digging for Truth, so on our pilot episode we talk with the President of ABR, Scott Lanser and the administrative director for the archeological dig at Shiloh, Henry Smith, about what ABR is. We also get into the topic of bias, and how we all need to recognize that we have it when research is being done. 

Bryan Windle tells us about the most important discovery that ABR has ever made at a digsite, the Mt. Ebal Curse Tablet, on the Bible Archaeology Report.