Tag: Zinman Institute of Archeology
How Carmel Cave Rodent Changed Scientists’ Understanding of Human Evolution
The research reveals that the migration from Africa occurred during a period of a global ice age and supports the belief that the adaptations that made humanity the dominant species on Earth appeared early on in our evolution.
Rare Mosaic Discovered in Roman Period Golan Synagogue
The rich mosaic design may be proof that the synagogue was transformed from a place dedicated to learning, to a place of prayer for the entire local community.
3,000-Year-Old Purple Dye Industry Revealed Near Haifa
The most prestigious clothes in this era were dyed with the famous purple (Hebrew: argaman and techelet), produced from the glands of maritime snails of the Murex snail family.
13,000 Year Old Brewery Discovered in Mount Carmel Cave
A microscopic examination two of the three craters showed microscopic remains of starch grains that underwent morphological changes which correspond to changes in starch during fermentation.
Haifa U. Archeologists Excavate Golan Heights Roman Theater [3d]
Surprisingly, the theater appears to have formed part of a large sanctuary, played an important role in religious ceremonies.
