Ancient Mikveh Discovered While Excavating Foundation for Western Wall Elevator
Visitors taking the elevator to the Kotel will be able to see the ancient Jewish ritual bath.
Segment of Roman Aqueduct Excavated in Jerusalem’s Armon Hanatziv Neighborhood
The aqueduct remained the main source of water for Jerusalem until 1917.
2100-Year-Old Agricultural Equipment, Jars and Weaving Loom Weights Discovered in Eastern Galilee
“The farmstead was probably abandoned suddenly due to impending danger.”
Raid of Modiin Antiquities Dealer Recovers 1000s of Looted Coins and Rings
The IAA inspectors identified fresh soil on some of the coins and other objects, suggesting they had recently been removed from illegal excavations.
Bar-Ilan U Study Proves Origin of Herod’s Alabaster Bathtubs
Where were Herod the Great's royal alabaster bathtubs quarried?
Surprising Source Sheds Light on Ancient Nabataean–Roman Trade Across the Negev
Spices were not the only commodity traded over the ancient “Incense Route” that linked the Arabian Peninsula and the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea and ran through the Land of Israel.
Ancient Samaritan Clay Candle Found near Stone Bath at Mount Gerizim Site
According to II Kings 17, The king of Assyria brought people from faraway lands and settled them in the towns of Samaria in place of the exiled Israelites.
Hamas Government Discovers 4,500-Years-Old Canaanite Statue
A Hamas official stated that the discovery of the archaeological artifact “proves the historical eligibility of the Palestinian people in their land."
Tablet with God’s Name, Biblical Curse, Discovered on ‘Curse Mount’ Ebal in Samaria
The correlation between the 3,200-year-old lead tablet and the event described in Deuteronomy 27 is obvious.
Not So Fast: Turkey Denies Deal to Return Siloam Inscription to Israel
Turkish diplomatic sources said the tablet is “currently a part of Palestinian territories; thus, it was out of the question to return it to Israel, a third country in Turkey’s view."
TAU Study Unravels Prehistoric Humans’ Recycling Practices
Collectors in the prehistoric world recycled old stone tools to preserve the memory of their ancestors.
Stolen Ancient Coins, Magical Artifacts, and Weapons Seized in Raid on Jerusalem Home
Hundreds of ancient finds, including rare bone and ivory artifacts from the biblical period, were seized.
Ashdod Police Find 1,500-Year-Old Byzantine Pillar on the Beach
Officers Itai Dabush and Sagiv Ben Gigi were patrolling the Ashdod beach and ran into the pillar that was sticking out of the dunes.
Shipwrecked Cargo Dating Back 3,200 Years Proves Bronze Age Mediterranean Basin Trade
Lead ingots found along Israel’s coast highlight contacts between Cyprus and Sardinia in the Late Bronze Age.
IDF Arrests Shechem Arab Suspected of Pillaging Thousands of Rare Archaeological Artifacts
"This was a significant operation to cut off the chain of trade in antiquities in the area."
Arab Caught with Treasure Trove of Archeological Artifacts
Police were looking for illegal weapons, instead they found an archaeological treasure trove.
Bar-Ilan U. Researchers Discover Prehistoric Vertebra in Jordan Valley, Earliest Evidence of Humans in...
The new study proves the existence of different species of migrating hominins.
TAU Archaeologists Show Early Humans Understood Space Heating, Smoke Control
Findings indicate that early humans controlled fire and placed their hearth at the optimal location in the cave.
Next to Efrat, Arabs Destroy 2 Kilometers of Second Temple Era Aqueduct
An illegal factory in Beit Fajar in Gush Etzion took about two kilometers from a Second Temple period aqueduct and ground it into gravel for construction.
‘Shema Yisrael’ Pendants Discovered During Excavations in Sobibor Death Camp
Over the past year, researchers have identified their origin in Eastern Europe: from Lviv in Ukraine, and from Poland and Czechoslovakia.
Ancient Hebrew Amulet Discovered at Joshua’s Altar in Samaria
Joshua's altar is the only currently known remnant from the period of the Israelite conquest of Canaan.
Arabs Again Damage Joshua’s Altar on Mount Eival
According to PA officials, identifying the site as a Jewish altar is a “falsification of the Palestinian history of the place.”
Arava Desert Was the Startup Hub of Ancient Canaan
Thanks to advanced management skills, the Arava became the copper power of the ancient world.
Kingdom of Judah’s Temple and Royal Treasuries Revealed
Archaeologists have successfully identified evidence of both the Temple Treasury and the Royal Treasury of the Kingdom of Judah.
Study: Jerusalem Nobility Suffered from Infectious Diseases due to Poor Sanitary Conditions
The 2,700-year-old remains of intestinal parasite eggs were discovered in a cesspit beneath the toilet in the garden of a luxury estate uncovered at the Armon Hanatziv Promenade in Jerusalem.
British Shell From Israel’s Independence War Found in Forest Near Jerusalem
The 1948 bomb was located in a wooded area near Ma’aleh Hahamisha, north of Jerusalem, by a father his children who walked around the area on Saturday afternoon.
Israeli & Turkish Scientists Discover Victim Remains from Bronze Age Tsunami 3,500 Years Ago
International research collaboration co-led with University of Haifa’s Dr. Beverly Goodman-Tchernov unearths remarkable discovery within tsunami debris.
Spectacular Ancient Treasure Discovered in Shipwrecks off the Coast of Caesarea
The underwater remains also include rare personal effects of the shipwreck victims.
1,900-Year-Old Sarcophagus Lid Rescued from Ashkelon Garbage Dump
The marble artifact from Roman times, which weighs some two tons, is believed to have been stolen from a construction site and discarded on an illegal trash heap.
Haifa U. Archaeologists Discover First Evidence of Beer Consumption in the Middle East 7200...
Storing grains and drinking beer since 5,200 BCE.
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