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Digging Deeper

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Go deep into the history and archeology of the Bible! Join Barry Britnell and Dan Kingsley, two ardent Bible lands travelers, as they discuss the little details behind the pages of God's word and the incredible land where these events took place. Have you ever wondered what medicine was like in Bible times? How about what the Bible says about the weather? Roll up your sleeves and grab a bucket and spade for the Digging Deeper podcast!

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Appian Media

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23. Jun 2025

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The Truth About the Dead Sea Scrolls | Digging Deeper Podcast 23.06.2025

It’s very likely that the story you’ve heard about the Dead Sea Scrolls and the young shepherd boy who was chasing the goats… isn’t quite the way it really happened. In this final episode of Season 2 of the Digging Deeper Podcast, Barry and Dan talk with Shebly Kando, the grandson of the famous Khalil Eskander Shahin “Kando”, the antiquities dealer that played a key role in the discovery of the De...

Ketef Hinnom Amulets: Priestly Blessings on Silver Scrolls 09.06.2025

In this episode of Digging Deeper, Dan and Barry discuss the fascinating story of how the renowned Israeli archaeologist Gabriel Barkay, together with an overly curious 13-year old boy, discovered the Ketef Hinnom Scrolls-the oldest known copies of biblical text every found. Hidden in a tomb in the Hinnon Valley in southwest Jerusalem, these tiny silver scrolls contain portions of the Priestly ble...

Did Isaiah Leave a Calling Card? Bullae and the Bible 26.05.2025

What can a small piece of clay tell us about the Bible? In this episode of Digging Deeper, Barry and Dan talk about the world of bullate-ancient seal impressions used to secure and authenticate documents. Found across the ancient world, these tiny artifacts carry huge significance when they contain names we recognize from scripture. From King Hezekiah's seal to the possible bulla of the proph...

Hezekiah's Tunnel: an Awe-Inspiring Feat of Engineering 12.05.2025

Step into Hezekiah’s Tunnel, a water channel built around 701 BC to secure Jerusalem’s water supply during the Assyrian siege led by Sennacherib. Ordered by King Hezekiah and referenced in 2 Kings 20:20 and 2 Chronicles 32, this impressive feat of ancient engineering brought water from the Gihon Spring safely into the city. In this episode of Digging Deeper, we walk through the very tunnel dug by...

Inside the Tomb: How the Ancients Buried Their Dead 28.04.2025

In this episode of Digging Deeper, Barry Britnell and Dan Kingsley discuss the fascinating world of ossuaries—stone boxes used primarily in Jewish burial practices during the time of Christ. From the ossuary of Caiaphas, the high priest who condemned Jesus, to the discovery of a heel bone pierced by a Roman crucifixion nail, these artifacts offer powerful connections to biblical history. Join Barr...

The Lachish Reliefs: A Picture of the Biblical Past 14.04.2025

What if you could see a picture of a biblical event carved in stone? In this episode of Digging Deeper , we explore the Lachish Reliefs , ancient carvings commissioned by King Sennacherib of Assyria to commemorate his brutal siege of the city of Lachish —one of Judah’s last strongholds. These detailed panels, now housed in the British Museum , vividly align with the biblical account found in 2 Kin...

How Does the Cyrus Cylinder Connect to the Bible? 31.03.2025

The Cyrus Cylinder is an ancient artifact that provides insight into King Cyrus the Great's rule and policies, including the decree allowing Jewish exiles to return to Jerusalem. This moment in history aligns with accounts in the Bible and offers a fascinating look at the intersection of archaeology and Scripture. In this episode of Digging Deeper, we examine the significance of the Cyrus Cyl...

The Rosetta Stone: the Key That Unlocked an Ancient Language 18.03.2025

Welcome to Season 2 of Digging Deeper, the podcast where we explore biblical history through archaeology and geography! In this episode, hosts Barry Britnell and Dan Kingsley take a deep dive into the Rosetta Stone—the key that unlocked the mysteries of Egyptian hieroglyphics and revolutionized our understanding of ancient civilizations. How did this remarkable discovery impact biblical archaeolog...

Mount Ebal Curse Tablet Peer Review is COMPLETE 25.03.2023

In this special episode, Stuart Peck and Craig Dehut (hosts of the inRoads podcast) interview Dr. Scott Stripling about the recently released peer-reviewed article regarding the Mount Ebal Curse Tablet. When the announcement of the discovery of the Mount Ebal Curse Tablet was made in 2022 and sent shock waves through the archaeological community. It was met by some with extreme excitement and, by...

BONUS EPISODE: Appian Media During the Pandemic 17.08.2020

Hear from Craig Dehut & Stuart Peck, co-founders of Appian Media, as they talk about plans to produce a documentary on Revelation. Lots of great conversation about the content we've produced during the pandemic and what's next for the organization. 

Top 5 Bible Lands Locations - MUST Travel! 06.07.2020

Where do we like to visit in the Bible lands? We’re each sharing our top 5 spots to explore on this episode of the Digging Deeper podcast. 

A Day in the Life of an Archeologist 22.06.2020

In this episode of Digging Deeper , we talk to Rebekah Dutton, an archeologist who has been involved with digs in Israel. We ask her what a typical day looks like for an archaeologist on location, how archaeology helps verify the Bible and even how you can get involved with excavations.

Being a Bible Detective: Looking for the Clues 08.06.2020

There are a lot of little nuances in the Bible and on this episode of the Digging Deeper podcast we’re talking about one of those little details… probably one of our favorites! Jesus, a Samaritan Woman, and a Well… you’ll want to put your headphones on for this one.

Learning About the Bible as a Family 25.05.2020

If you’re a parent then you already know raising a family is hard. Why is it so important to teach your children about the Bible? How can you use video and photographs to help with your child’s Bible study? That’s the discussion on this episode of Digging Deeper .  

Cloudy with a side of fire and brimstone. Weather in the Bible. 11.05.2020

On this episode of the Digging Deeper podcast, we talk weather! Did you know it snows in Jerusalem, or that the lowest place on earth is in Israel? We’ll discuss all those things and read some stories from scripture that talk about some unusual weather events.

A Spoon Full of… What?! Medicine in the Bible. 27.04.2020

Medicine and the Bible, it’s not a topic we discuss very often, but on this episode of the Digging Deeper podcast we talk poop, puss and all kinds of things that make us want to vomit all over the microphone! You’ll want to hear this conversation… just not while eating dinner.

Never Stop Learning About the Bible… 13.04.2020

He’s a gospel preacher and has been a student of the Bible for decades… and we were there when he visited Israel… for the first time. In this episode of Digging Deeper we hear from Ralph Walker as he shares some observations from the Bible lands.

How could hundreds hear Jesus? The Cove of the Sower Explained! 28.03.2020

Ever wondered how thousands of people could hear Jesus teach? In this episode of the Digging Deeper podcast, we’ll visit a location on the shore of the Sea of Galilee where Jesus taught one of his most well-known parables… and we’ll conduct a really cool audio experiment!

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