Tag: Institute of Archaeology
Archaeologists Unearth Crate of Historic Judaica Items Under Synagogue in Poland
Inside were 350 objects, including artifacts from the World War I and 18 cap badges with the initials of Austro-Hungarian emperor Franz Joseph, who ruled from 1848 until his death in 1916.
1,800 Year Old Roman Inscription on Milestone East of the Kinneret Deciphered
Since the road was built many years before the emperor's time, the researchers assume that the name of Maximinus Thrax suggests extensive renovation work that was carried out during his rule.
Israeli Researcher Says Citrons, Lemons Were Luxuries in Ancient Mediterranean
"Citrons and lemons were the first citrus fruits to arrive in the Mediterranean and were status symbols for the elite."
Part of Egyptian Statue May Have Been Discovered by Temple Mount ‘Sifters’
The finger fragment will be handed over to additional experts for dating.
Ein-Gedi Scroll Target of Hi-Tec Recovery Mission
A scientific research paper further unveils the unique technological methods used for revealing the biblical text in an ancient scroll dated back to late antiquity.
Statue of Egyptian Official Found at Tel-Hazor
Hazor is the largest biblical-era site in Israel, covering some 200 acres, and has been recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Gateway to Temple of the ‘God’ Pan May Have Been Excavated at Golan National...
“The mask, and now the gate in which it was embedded, are continuing to fire our imaginations."