The Real Indiana Jones

by | May 5, 2012 | Uncategorized

That’s the title of an interview with Dr. Bryant Wood and Prof. Todd Bolen. Wood was the lecturer for the Seminary’s 2012 Rice Lectures. Bolen was our guide for the Seminary’s Israel Study tour in 2000. The interview discusses how both men got involved in biblical archaeology, what are the important finds, how objects are dated, and the role of faith in doing archaeology.

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