About Francois DuPlessis
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Francois DuPlessis fell in love with archaeology in Lebanon 1966 when he saw an ancient Phoenician sarcophagus, and his passion for Biblical research continues today.
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Francois DuPlessis fell in love with archaeology in Lebanon 1966 when he saw an ancient Phoenician sarcophagus, and his passion for Biblical research continues today.
Since then he has traveled to the important archaeological sites in Iraq, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, Egypt, Turkey, and Armenia.
He also had the privilege of visiting most of the museums in Europe and America to verify his research.
His research appeared on several TV stations and he was invited to share his love for Biblical Archaeology to audiences in many countries.