Unveiling Early Christianity and Archaeology

This chapter examines the effects of conflict in the Middle East on biblical archaeology, spotlighting significant finds like the Megiddo mosaic and their implications for early Christian worship. It explores the evolution of sacred spaces and the symbiotic relationship between Christian and Jewish architectures, along with groundbreaking discoveries related to the origins of alphabetic writing. Furthermore, it discusses how recent archaeological evidence is reshaping the timeline of biblical events, leading to nuanced interpretations of historical narratives.