 Ring in the New Year with amazing savings from Appalachian Wireless. Get the Galaxy S7 for just $49.99 when you sign a renew a two-year service agreement. Better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. A museum exhibit of biblical proportions will be opening its doors this weekend in eastern Kentucky. The University of Pikeville in partnership with the City of Pikeville and Community Trust Bank will host Kerbett-Elmacotter and a journey through biblical history. The exhibit will open Friday at the newly renovated historic York House in downtown Pikeville and will feature around 250 artifacts from ancient Israel, Jordan, Egypt, and Syria. The artifacts on display will represent several biblical periods in history. Some of the artifacts on display in the Roman period come from a site that if the archaeologists are correct about its identification with the biblical site that we're very much in use in everyday life when Jesus of Nazareth visited. There are a couple of objects that we can say that is a good possibility. Even though the exhibit will be open for eight months, organizers have a special treat for visitors during the grand opening weekend. We're going to have seven archaeologists and museum curators here to play host to the visitors. Now that's something that we can't replicate that won't happen the rest of the exhibit. You better walk in here and talk to a person that dug up an artifact that dates from 2000-3000 years ago and let them tell you about it. That's just a wonderful experience. Chamberlain adds the exhibit will hopefully have something for everyone to enjoy. One of the things we're proud of in showcasing this ancient history exhibit is to showcase it in local history. The York House has been wonderfully renovated and local legend says this is where the Hatfield McCoy feud ended. So it's just a wonderful thing to bring thousands of years of history and showcase it in our local history. The exhibit will open to the public Friday from 1-5pm and Saturday from 9am-5pm. For tickets or more information, use the methods listed on your screen. Reporting in Pikeville for EKB News, I'm Shelby Steele.