Bible Artifacts Crossword Puzzle
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- 7. When was the Mesha Inscription believed to be dated from?
- 9. A famous artifact that helped decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics
- 14. a major center during the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period, revealing insights into early agricultural societies.
- 15. what discoveries can provide tangible evidence to support or challenge certain biblical narratives. For example, the discovery of the city of Jericho supports the biblical account of its conquest.
- 16. considered to be the first extra-extra-biblical mention of the nation
- 17. of archeological findings can be subjective, leading to contrasting views on their implications for biblical texts.
- 18. The Merneptah Stele boasts a victory inscription over the "what"
- 19. Archeology offers valuable insights into the world
- 20. a system of writing using pictures/symbols that represent words or sounds
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- 1. a key source for understanding the history of the ancient Israelites
- 2. Ain Ghazal known as the largest Neolithic settlements in the world along the what what
- 3. Early forms of writing that use simple pictures to represent objects or ideas
- 4. a region in the Middle East that was home to some of the earliest civilizations
- 5. The excavation of the massive stone walls, including the iconic Tower of Jericho, provided evidence of the city's early defense systems and advanced construction techniques.
- 6. The Fertile Cresent region is home to a variety of important archaeological sites, including what, Göbekli Tepe, and the ancient cities of Mesopotamia.
- 8. a mound of earth and debris, provided valuable insights into the city's history, revealing layers of occupation dating back thousands of years
- 10. Archeology helps illuminate the historical and cultural backdrop of the what, providing context for events and practices.
- 11. When was the Rosetta Stone discovered?
- 12. the ancient what used pictograms to represent words and ideas. Their writing system, known as hieroglyphics, was based on these pictograms.
- 13. Hieroglyphics were written on various materials, including stone, papyrus, wood, and what.