https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/does-archaeology-support-the-bible/
Laymen voicing an opinion nothing more.
Gen 1-11 The Babylonian stories predate the Biblical ones by centuries, includes tablets with the story. This argument is backwards. The Bible supports the Babylonia mythology not the other way around.
Gen 11-36 Ur was inhabited for centuries, until 500BCE. However you site misses one major issues. Ur in the text is Ur Kaśdim which is Ur of the Chaldees. However the Chaldeans didn't rule the city until 700 BCE. The
Hittites claim is hilarious considering their Empire didn't exist during Abe's time. There is also an issue in which the Hittites are identified as a Canaanite group not one from Anatolia.
I can address the rest of the tripe posted if need be. However take a look at the sources. One is just a reference to their own work. Another is to Eric Lyons who has no degrees in archaeology
. His book is based on inerrancy, nothing more. Albright is the one archaeologist they mentioned. However his theories have been refuted for decades, most by his own students. All AIG has done is reference out of date work...
I would also point out this disclaimer
"We have not said, “Archaeology proves the Bible,” and we do not suggest it. To do so would be quite wrong, even though such a statement is often made by those introducing a lecturer on biblical archaeology. The Bible itself is the absolute; archaeology is not. If archaeology could prove the Bible, archaeology would be greater than the Bible, but it is not. The Bible comes with the authority of almighty God. It is His Word, and He is greater than all else."
That is open bias, inerrancy and literalism doctrine.
http://www.gotquestions.org/archaeology-Bible.html
No sources just statements. Dismissed for this reason.
http://www.intellectualtakeout.org/blog/archaeology-increasingly-proving-bible-be-reliable-source-history
The Caiaphas ossuary are not accepted as authentic by all archaeologist. Beside even granting that it is authentic does nothing for the whole text.
I could go on and on. For you to say there is no archaeological evidence to prove the Bible is just not true and proves you do not approach the Bible with a neutral attitude. Your bias defines you.
Bring up bias when you can avoid using apologist websites and blogs.