Select a phase to inspect its chronology, evidence class, confidence, and source boundary.
Excavation context · chronology · custody · argument limits
Archaeology, Artifacts & Material Culture Laboratory
One archaeology program now joins site and stratigraphic analysis with the Artifact Gallery. Move from site to stratum, sample, object, and claim without collapsing them into one undifferentiated “archaeological proof.” V23 keeps excavation context, calibrated chronology, provenance history, object interpretation, and biblical correlation analytically separate.
Site-level context
Archaeological site dossiers
Search eighteen site profiles and inspect the excavation scope, indexed project evidence, research questions, source coverage, and the limits of site-level correlation.
Published phases, simplified responsibly
Stratigraphic sequence comparator
Compare up to three site sequences. Every column states whether it is a published level sequence, an area-sensitive synthesis, or a broad historical overview.
Measurement is not interpretation
Radiocarbon laboratory
Separate samples, archaeological contexts, calibration, Bayesian assumptions, modeled calendar ranges, conclusions, and limitations.
Findspot, custody, conservation, publication
Artifact provenance chains
Trace twelve objects from discovery through modern custody while distinguishing archaeological provenience from post-discovery provenance.
Select an object to inspect its chain.
What follows—and what does not
Archaeological claim decomposer
Each argument is divided into authenticity/context, reading or identification, historical inference, and unsupported overreach.
Research discipline
Method and bibliography
V23 never treats a site, object, inscription, radiocarbon range, or biblical correlation as interchangeable evidence categories.
Seven required distinctions
Supporting bibliography
Reproducible research exports