Archaeology

Shang Dynasty vessel reveals earliest evidence of distilled alcohol, challenging millennia-old assumptions.

Archaeologists uncover unique First Temple period religious complex with ancient Hebrew inscriptions.

New research reveals why prehistoric humans painted on cave walls in Europe but not in the Levant.

The coins, minted by King Alexander Jannaeus, were found in the Jordan Valley.

Archaeological discovery in Jerusalem reveals rare clay lamp from late Roman period adorned with distinct Jewish Temple symbols.

Rare 500-year-old porcelain bowl discovered during archaeological dig reveals ancient ties between Ming Dynasty and Ottoman Empire.

The 1,500-year-old artifact depicts the famous biblical figure in a battle scene.

Analysis of rare ceremonial vessels confirms age-old myths about psychoactive ancient Egyptian rituals.

Rare discovery near Beit Shemesh reveals one of earliest known temples in Judean Lowlands, offering unique insights into civilization's rural-to-urban transition.

Tel Aviv University researchers use cutting-edge technology to reveal Roman conquest likely lasted weeks, not years.