"Bible archeology"

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Bible archeology is an academic supplement and a subset of Bible studies and Levanten archeology. The Bible archeology, the former Near East and especially the Holy Territories (also known as Palestine, Israel Earths and Kenan), examine archaeological sites from Bible times.

The Bible archeology was revealed in the late 19th century in order to verify the historicality of the Bible by British and American archaeologists. I entered Palestinian under British administration. The Bible archeology between 1920s and 1960s immediately after the World War, William F. Albright and G. In the leadership of names such as Ernest Wright, Levanten became dominant American economist. Studies are mostly funded by churches and managed byologists. Since the late 1960s, the Bible archeology was influenced by the processical archeology ("New Archaeology") and has encountered problems that cause research to push religious aspects into a edge. This led American schools to move away from Bible studies and to focus on the archeology of the region and the relationship with the Bible text rather than to prove or rot the narrative in the Bible.

The Hebrew Bible is the main source of information about the Palestinian region and mainly covers the era of Iron Age. Therefore, archeology can provide information that the Bible history spell cannot be provided. A comparative study of Bible texts and archaeological discoveries helps to understand the ancient Near Eastern people and cultures. Although both Hebrew Bible Book and New Testament are taken into account, the majority of work focus on the first.

Date
Bible archeology studies have started at the same time with general archeology and naturally the development is extremely important about discovery of ancient works

Stages
The development of the scriptures witnessed different periods:

Before the British Manda in Palestine: The first archaeological discoveries were launched in the 19th century by Europeans. There were many famous archaeologists working in this period but one of the most well-known was Edward Robinson, who discovered a number of ancient cities. Palestinian Discovery Fund was founded in 1865 in the patronage of Queen Victoria. The "Wilson Belt" in Jerusalem received the name of Charles Warren and Charles William Wilson in 1867 major research was conducted around the temple in Jerusalem. The American Palestinian Discovery Association was founded in 1870. The same year Charles Clermont-Ganneau, a young French archaeologist, came to the Holy Earth to work on two important articles: they written in Mesha Steli and Jerusalem Temple in Jordan. Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie, known as the father of the archeology of "Filistin", was another name that came to the scene in 1890. Petrie in Tell-el-Hesi was the basis of methodical research by giving great importance to the analysis of ceramics as archaeological markings. Çömlekler in different ways and specific in each period during the date