The limestone mask was created using stone tools and mimics the features of a human face. The edges of the mask have four holes, which might have been used to tie it onto a person's face or a post.
The 3,000-year-old weight, dated from the 10th century BCE to 586 BCE, was discovered in an archaeological dig at the foot of Robinson's Arch at the Western Wall.
When Washington's $500 million Museum of the Bible held its grand opening in November 2017, attended by Vice President Mike...
After a year of conservation work by the IDF's Civil Administration Archaeological Department and by Ariel University, the Tel Hebron...
Evidence of a brutal slaughter by Hasmonean king Alexander Yannai against his enemies, in which men, women and children were...
The excavation unearthed the foundations of a Roman-era building supported by pillars.
Over a thousand ancient clay seal impressions were discovered during excavations at the ancient city of Maresha, a UNESCO World...
Archaeologists excavating the Raqefet Cave in the Mount Carmel region near Haifa have discovered evidence that beer was brewed there...
To minimize damage to the relics, the Israel Antiquities Authority has been working over the past year with the Leviathan field's operator, Texas-based Noble Energy.
A pebble found by an Israeli boy two years ago has turned out to be a rare statuette from the...
