Archeobiblion

Archeobiblion is an educational resource site created by Théo Truschel, bringing together material on the Bible, history, and archaeology. It explores the relationship between biblical texts and historical evidence, presenting archaeological discoveries and questions without treating every event described in scripture as definitively established. The site covers both the Old and New Testaments, including biblical books, manuscripts, traditions, timelines, and the history of ancient communities and empires.

Its extensive articles examine people such as Jesus of Nazareth, the apostle Paul, Herod the Great, and Nebuchadnezzar, alongside sites and artefacts including the Dead Sea Scrolls, Jerusalem, the Cyrus Cylinder, ancient seals, inscriptions, and coins. Visitors can also browse maps, historical chronologies, and topics related to Jewish traditions and Eastern Christian churches. The site offers selected resources in French, English, and Spanish, and highlights new content as it is published.

It also introduces books on the Bible’s formation and the four Gospels, and provides an option for visitors to make a donation