Larry G. Herr
Larry G. Herr, Ph.D., is professor of Old Testament at the Seventh-day Adventist Seminary, Manila.
Child Sacrifice in the Ancient Near East
Many misconceptions surround the subject of human sacrifice. But just how were these ceremonies performed? What did the ancient Israelites think of them? Did they indeed practice human sacrifice themselves? Can archaeology help clear up any of these problems?
Pottery—A Boon to Archeologists
Pottery is to the archeologist what bones are to the paleontologist and books are to the preacher. Here an archeologist gives real-life examples of how he uses this important tool of his trade.
Biblical Archeology
Discoveries in one of the world's oldest cities continue to add to the Biblical record.
Biblical Archeology
Excavations at three ancient sites convincingly corroborate an Old Testament text.
Biblical Archeology: Ancient temples and altars
Despite standard features, places of worship unearthed in the near East show widespread individuality.
Biblical Archeology
Recently uncovered bullae from Jeremiah's time result in an archeological first.
Biblical Archeology
Life in an Old Testament Town. How did the average person live? What kind of house did he have? How did he work?
Ancient crematorium discovered?
The strange square building excavated near the Amman airport has puzzled archeologists for several years. The director of a recent excavation shares his interpretation of this unique structure.