As a museum dedicated to advancing knowledge of the archaeology of ancient Israel and Palestine, the Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology mourns the loss of life in modern Israel and Gaza and grieves for families experiencing terror, loss of life, and displacement throughout the region.
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View the full schedule of events for The Badè Museum's 2023-24 virtual lecture series, "Women and Gender in the Phoenician Homeland and Diaspora."
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Badè Museum curator Melissa Cradic talks with The Times of Israel about the museum's award-winning, open-access web exhibition, “Unsilencing the Archives: The Laborers of the Tell en-Naṣbeh Excavations (1926-1935)”
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Badè Museum curator Melissa Cradic writes about "Unsilencing the Archives: The Laborers of the Tell en-Naṣbeh Excavations (1926-1935)" in ASOR's The Ancient Near East Today.
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Bade Museum curators Melissa Cradic and Sam Pfister were recognized for their web exhibition, Unsilencing the Archives: The Laborers of the Tell en-Nasbeh Excavations (1926-1935).
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View the full schedule of events for The Badè Museum's 2022-23 virtual lecture series, "Women and Gender Performance in the Ancient Middle East."
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The Badè Museum has more than 200 ceramic lamps in its collection! Check out our new video on a Canaanite saucer lamp, which will be featured in our digital exhibition Daily Life in an Ancient Judean Town! This upcoming virtual exhibition features a selection of objects from the museum’s archaeological collection.
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The Badè Museum, in partnership with the Archaeological Research Facility (ARF) at UC Berkeley, presents a new virtual lecture series, “New perspectives on Ancient Nubia.” The series brings together a diverse group of scholars whose research explores various aspects of the archaeology, religion, art, and history of ancient Nubia, the region of modern-day southern Egypt to central Sudan.
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