Near East Archaeological Society

Near East Archaeological Society The society encourages and endorses archaeological fieldwork, although it does not mount nor fund any expeditions.

Opportunities for involvement in archaeological fieldwork are available to members of the NEAS by participation in an excavation project sponsored by various research entities within the society. Many members of NEAS are involved in archaeological research to provide an understanding of the Bible and the general history of the ancient Near East. Many of our members are distinguished scholars who h

ave published their work in books which have gained popular notice. Membership:

Institution $60

Members $60

Students $30

Associate Member $60

Join at www.neasociety.org/join

11/23/2024

We are grateful for your engagement throughout our sessions at the 2024 annual meeting. Please plan to join us in Boston, MA from November 18th-20th, 2025 for our next annual event!

11/23/2024

The last two sessions were a collaborative effort between Glen Thompson and Mark Wilson, focusing on The Archaeology of Paul’s Travels in Macedonia and Archaia.

11/23/2024

Seals of the Bible: Manufacture , Materials, and Meaning is our next lecture presented by Brian Maggard.

11/23/2024

Bryan Windle from Southwest Trinity University Examines Tel el-Sultan/Jericho City V: The City the Israelites Vanquished?

11/22/2024

Joshua Hunter delivered a presentation to round out yesterday's lectures, addressing the question of Was Fuzzy Wuzzy Greco-Roman Cultic Clergy? An Iconography of Hair in Ancient Corinth.

11/22/2024

Yesterday afternoon, we also had the pleasure of hearing from Bob Smith, who spoke to us about Church Buildings and Baptistries: Evidence of Evangelism at Abila in Palestina Secunda?

Abigail Van Huss discusses the discovery of A Bell-Shaped Cistern within the Sacred Enclosure on Mount Ebal.
11/22/2024

Abigail Van Huss discusses the discovery of A Bell-Shaped Cistern within the Sacred Enclosure on Mount Ebal.

11/22/2024

Adam Chambers, on behalf of Tusculum University, launched the afternoon program with a discussion on the Decapolis Area G Church Inscription at Abila.

We are pleased to welcome Henry Smith, Jr. via Zoom as he explores I Kings 6:1 and its significance for understanding th...
11/21/2024

We are pleased to welcome Henry Smith, Jr. via Zoom as he explores I Kings 6:1 and its significance for understanding the Date of Exodus in Masoretic and Septuagint Textual Traditions.

Experts Craig Evans and Scott Stripling delve into the biblical narrative of Mark 5:2, exploring the query, 'Did the Swi...
11/21/2024

Experts Craig Evans and Scott Stripling delve into the biblical narrative of Mark 5:2, exploring the query, 'Did the Swine drown at Gergesa?' through a combination of textual examination and topographical analysis.

Pieter van der Vern returns to us via Zoom for our second session, exploring whether The Mount Ebal Lead Inscription con...
11/21/2024

Pieter van der Vern returns to us via Zoom for our second session, exploring whether The Mount Ebal Lead Inscription contains the revered Divine Name YHWH.

Our second day of lectures begins with Pieter van der Veen's presentation on the representations of Israel and the Tribe...
11/21/2024

Our second day of lectures begins with Pieter van der Veen's presentation on the representations of Israel and the Tribes of Israel in New Kingdom Topographical Inscriptions.

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