Ancient mystery solved: Missing cave art of Israel explained
New research reveals why prehistoric humans painted on cave walls in Europe but not in the Levant.
New research reveals why prehistoric humans painted on cave walls in Europe but not in the Levant.
Archaeological discovery in Jerusalem reveals rare clay lamp from late Roman period adorned with distinct Jewish Temple symbols.
Archaeologists have uncovered unprecedented evidence of Chinese-Israeli relations in Jerusalem. The rare 16th-century Chinese inscription was discovered on a ...
The 1,500-year-old artifact depicts the famous biblical figure in a battle scene.
Using advanced mapping technology, researchers revealed an elaborate network of roads, neighborhoods, and gardens in Ecuador's Upano Valley.
Excavation uncovers 2,000-year-old relics, shedding light on city's final days before Roman destruction.
Archaeologists from the University of Michigan, led by Dr. Christopher Ratté, discovered a cache of ancient Greek gold coins buried ...
In one corner of the quarry, archaeologists made a surprising discovery: an intact stone vessel. Hidden for two millennia, the ...
For the past 150 years, scholars and archaeologists have attempted to trace Jerusalem's northern fortification line. It's only now, through ...
The 3,800-year-old fabric piece, found in caves in the Judean Desert, was colored using dye from oak scale insects, which ...
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