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Hey, everyone. Welcome back to the Biblical World podcast. This is Matt Lynch coming to you from Regent College in Vancouver.

We're finally releasing the third of our three-part series on the Best Finds of 2023.

And although 20203 is now well behind us, we still think that it, hopefully this series is giving you a nice overview of some of the ways that significant finds in

archaeology are processed and thought about and discussed in the scholarly world.

And so I think you'll enjoy this last of our three-part series on the best archaeological finds, top 10

archaeological finds of 2023.

So thanks for listening and for supporting us and for sharing the word about what we're doing

here.

Hope you enjoy it.

Welcome back, biblical world listeners.

I am Kyle Kimer and today I I am joined by, or joined by, sorry, my co-host, Chris McKinney.

Chris, how are you doing today?

Kyle, I am doing well.

It's been a bit of a gap between the top six and these top four because, well, I've been busy filming a movie in

Columbia, a quest for the throne of God, a documentary about the Ark of the Covenant.

So we're still in the early part of 2024, discussing the best list of 2023.

But a number of you in the audience have reached out about finishing this list. And so here we are recording the final part of the list. We're looking

today at the second temple period, the best finds from 2023 in the second temple period.

I'm excited about this, Liz.

What about you, Kyle?

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