This survey of archaeological discoveries in Bible lands includes testimonies and interviews from leading archaeologists and exciting pictures featuring the latest finds made in the lands of the Bible

Kevin Newby from Goleta, California United States
This is a review of the VHS video available directly available from Randall Prices' website. Production was not the greatest, but who cares, its the content that counts. Good stuff. Covers a lot of ground fast without any lingering on one subject too long. Great for introducing someone to the trustworthiness of the scriptures. Good on site shots.

Would have been nice to have the Biblical narrative tied in more closely to what they were talking about...

The BPR Reference Guide from East Coast, USA
Archaeology is one of many tools used to help our understanding of the Bible. With this great little resource you will be given access into this realm with a minimum of discomfort and expense. Read about the Rosetta Stone, the Behistun Inscription, Beni-Hasan Mural, Patriarchs, Sodom & Gomorrah, the Exodus, Jericho, King David, the Temple, the Ark, Philistines, Hezekiah, Dead Sea Scrolls and discoveries concerning Jesus. This is an easy read that shouldn't alienate anyone who is looking to bring the world of the Bible up close and personal. - Moza

Scott Jones from Indianapolis, IN USA
This little tome is a good update to Joseph Free's 'Archaeology and Bible History'.

The author does a good job of presenting the finds with the liberal and conservative viewpoint. He is definitely conservative and believes in the inerrancy of Scripture, but is very wise to warn those of us in the field of apologetics not to make rash statements of how 'archaeology proves the Bible' or go too far in stating what the evidence we do have acutally proves.

I finished the book hoping that an update would soon appear, and wishing there was some way to increase funding for the worthwhile endeavor of archaeology. What an exciting job to have!

This book is technical but readable, accurate and realistic, and much too short. I highly recommend it.

An Amazon.com Customer
This book does a fine job explaining the facts of Biblical archaeology. The latest discoveries are listed which makes it a solid addition to the book "The Bible as History."

A reader from USA
The Stones Cry Out is a great book for those who believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and would like to know what archeological evidence exists that authenticates that faith. This book demonstrates that indeed the very stones do cry out in pointing to a Creator God and His relationship with His earthly people, the Israelites.