3 year old uncovers ancient archaeological treasure
A three-and-a-half-year-old girl made an extraordinary archaeological discovery during a family outing near Beit Shemesh last month, unearthing an ancient ...
A three-and-a-half-year-old girl made an extraordinary archaeological discovery during a family outing near Beit Shemesh last month, unearthing an ancient ...
There is evidence that several items from the Second Temple brought to Rome may exist in the Vatican's vaults, but ...
Among the discoveries are fragments of written papyrus documents, bronze coins from the reigns of Antiochus IV and Ptolemaic kings, ...
Tel Aviv University researchers use cutting-edge technology to reveal Roman conquest likely lasted weeks, not years.
Activity at the Beit Fajar quarry, located mostly in the Palestinian Authority-controlled Area B, is ruining a Second Temple-era marvel ...
Artifact, which researchers have dated to 1,200 BCE, bears an early Hebrew form of the letter "aleph" and a symbols ...
Israeli mentalist tells UK tabloid that when he reveals the location of the Ark, it will create an "archaeological and ...
Dozens of ancient heritage sites in Jerusalem, some located in the heart of residential neighborhoods, are suffering from long-term neglect. ...
In a new book, veteran archaeologist Professor Ronny Rich explores what archaeological evidence says about how the Maccabees’ victory influenced ...
Excavation unearths cups made of chalkstone, a material approved for Jewish rites, which point to the presence there of the ...
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