Bassett-Brody showcases archeological discoveries that make it clear the stories of the Bible are historical and factual events. She details the key Bible-confirming artifacts that have been unearthed, and offers a summary of the biblical events for each artifact. By showing that the events occurred at a real time and in real places, she counters skeptical comments that "There is no physical evidence to support the Bible". -- adapted from front flap Etched...

"Fact collides with fiction in Will Adams's second adventure featuring archaeologist Daniel Knox"--Provided by publisher.

John Madison is a Turkish-American art dealer raised by his much older brother, Samuel, a mover and shaker in New York's art world. Caught between his brother's obsession with saving a priceless relic looted from Iraq's National Museum and a deadly game of revenge staged by his childhood friend, John must solve a puzzle to find the link between a modern-day witch and an ancient one.

"The gripping story of the trailblazing Zelia Nuttall, whose decoding of Aztec cosmology, rigorous fieldwork, and passion for collecting helped shape our understanding of Mexico's pre-Columbian past"--

Presents information about Stonehenge, how it was constructed over a long period, the people who erected it, and how some of the discoveries about it were made.

Buried ceremoniously, high in a cave, lies the skeleton of a human woman, clutching the skeleton of a part-human, part-Neanderthal child. Fascinated, Professor Oliver jumps at the chance to attend a conference near there. But two deaths, possibly murders, have rocked Gibraltar. As Oliver tries to piece things together, he's about to fall for some deadly tricks. After all, unlike the Gibraltar Boy, he's only human.

Step into the shoes of an Incan king and learn about the culture and religion of the Incan people, who lived in South America.