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G. Herbert Livingston Archaeology and Israel Studies Learning Lab

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From AsburySeminary.edu:

The Livingston Lab houses a collection of authentic archaeological artifacts from Bible lands dating from over 5000 years ago through the St. Augustine period around A.D. 400. The lab contains pieces from the times of Abraham, Moses, Gideon, David and the prophets, more than 10,000 high-resolution images of Bible lands, a library of historic and contemporary maps and illustrations, and a specialized collection of excavation reports.

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Address: Asbury Theological Seminary, Spring Street
Wilmore
Kentucky
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