Archeologists awed by Roman swords from 2 millenia ago in Judean Desert
"We will try to pinpoint the historical event that led to the caching of these weapons in the cave and ...
"We will try to pinpoint the historical event that led to the caching of these weapons in the cave and ...
Experts say mirror was used to protect against the evil eye, adding that "similar mirror plaques have been found in ...
Crafted 12,000 years ago, the miniature flutes emit high-pitched trills resembling the calls of birds of prey.
From an early age, Dr. Anita Radini knew that she wanted to become an archaeologist. But little did she know ...
Having been left largely unexcavated until the 1967 Six-Day War, the biblical sites known as Gilgal now hold archaeologists in ...
The examination sheds light on the craftsmanship of the artisans who built them.
Israel Hayom speaks to independent researcher Shachar Gafni about his unconventional hypothesis on the Exodus and how digital tools and ...
The items, which included clay tablets, handed over to Iraq’s ambassador to Lebanon during a ceremony held at the National ...
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 ...
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