Stunning Synagogue Discovered in Huqoq
A monumental synagogue building dating to the Late Roman period (ca. 4th-5th centuries C.E.) has been uncovered in archaeological excavations at the ancient Jewish village of Huqoq in Israel's Galilee.
Impressive Farmstead, Ancient Monastery, Colorful Mosaics Exposed at Rosh Ha’Ayin
The remains of an ancient monastery, colorful mosaics and a farmstead are uncovered in Rosh Ha'Ayin.
New Partnership Invites American Christian Tourists to Participate in Archaeological Digs in Israel
“Unearth the Land of the Bible” is a 10-day tour starting in April 2023, of archaeological digs at heritage and nature sites of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority.
Recently Unearthed Ramban Prayer Available Online and in English for First Time
It was found in a manuscript written just after the Expulsion, which was likely used by Catalonian exiles living in Provence.
Astronaut Eytan Stibbe Takes Ancient Bar Kokhva Coin to Outer Space
Interestingly, the rebels used existing Roman coins and re-struck them with their own themes and messages.
Scientists Discover Connection between 7000-Year-Old Food Storage Container and the Development of Community Elites
Researchers believe a unique pottery vessel dating back some 7,200 years ago was used to ensure that certain people or groups could better maintain their ability to store large quantities of crops.
Section of Ancient Jerusalem’s Lower Aqueduct Discovered
“With Joy Shall Ye Draw Water…”
Huge Second Temple Era Quarry Discovered on Jerusalem’s Mount Hotzvim
"It can be assumed, with a great deal of caution, that at least some of the stones that were carved here were used as paving slabs for the streets of Jerusalem."
Oldest Alphabetical Written Text Found near Temple Mount
The oldest known Hebrew writing from ancient Jerusalem dates back to the 8th century. Archaeologists now have found an older alphabetical text, not in Hebrew, from the time of Kings David or Solomon
U of Haifa Researchers Discover Earliest Grinding Tool Made by Humanoids
The next evidence of tools being used for erosion is found only about 150,000 years later. Was this ability lost until it was "found" again after so many years?
Exceptionally Rare Jewish Coins Found in Temple Mount Excavation
Five exceptionally rare ancient coins from among the very first ever minted by Jews were discovered on the Temple Mount, evidence of Jewish activity at the Jewish holy site.
Scientists Pinpoint Earth’s Magnetic Field on Av 9, 586 BCE, Reveal Immensity of Jerusalem’s...
The long memory of the Jewish People in the service of science.
Israelis Invited to Help Preserve 3500-Year-Old Canaanite Gate Damaged by Huge Fire
In March and May, 9th graders sifted the soil of the gate and reused it to forge bricks to restore and preserve the ancient gate.
Ancient Jars Found in Judea Reveal Earth’s Magnetic Field is Fluctuating, Not Diminishing
Tel Aviv University, Hebrew U., UC San Diego researchers: New evidence says geomagnetic force 'spiked' in 8th century BCE
Ancient Glass-Works Prove Israel Was World Glass Production Center
Judean glass was a light green color and less expensive than Egyptian glass.But where were the centers that manufactured this Judean glass?
New Exhibition Tells Story of Sussita as Israel Transitioned from Paganism to Christianity
The most fascinating finding in this context is a trove of 24-karat gold buckles and an amulet against indigestion.
1,500-Year-Old Colorful Mosaic Floor with Inscription Uncovered in Ashdod
The dig uncovered a remarkable mosaic, with a four-line commemoration inscription in Greek dedicated to the structure’s builders.
Gallant Pledges to Protect Joshua’s Altar Archaeological Site at Mount Ebal from PA Damage
The site in Samaria, near Nablus, is identified with that of Joshua’s altar.
‘House of David’ Rock on Exhibit at NY Metropolitan Museum of Art
The ‘homely’ ancient rock, discovered in 1993, adds evidence of King David’s existence.
US to Spend $750,000 Conserving Ancient Jewish Site as ‘Palestinian Heritage’
Eroding the Jewish heritage of Solomon's pools much like the Arabs have neglected and permitted the erosion of the pools and their distribution system since the pools were handed over to them by the Oslo Accords, is a slap in the face of the Jewish nation.
Ancient Inscription Identifies Gargilius Antiques as Roman Ruler on Eve of Bar Kochva Revolt
'For the first time, we can state with certainty the name of the Roman prefect of Judea during the critical period leading up to the Bar Kochva revolt.'
Findings Point to Site of Jerusalem’s Millennia-Old Marketplace on Pilgrimage Road
In addition to the measuring table, tens of stone measuring weights were also discovered in the same vicinity.
Archaeological Evidence of the Kingdom of David
Israeli archaeologists will present to the public the new evidence recently uncovered of the truth of the Biblical kingdom of David.
Northern Israel Engravings Offer Glimpse into Ancient Masonry Culture
Hundreds of dolmens have been surveyed in the Upper Galilee and the Golan Heights, but to date, the dolmens and the civilization that constructed them have remained a mystery.
Magnificent Remains of First-Temple Period Palace Discovered under Jerusalem’s Famous Promenade
The magnificent structure—built in the period between King Hezekiah and King Josiah—indicates the restoration of Jerusalem after the Assyrian siege of the city in 701 BCE, during the reign of King Hezekiah.
Thief Returns ancient Roman Artifacts: ‘They Brought Me Nothing but Trouble’
"I stole them in July 1995 and since then they have brought me nothing but trouble. Please, do not steal antiquities!”
Seal Bearing Name of King Josiah’s Court Official Uncovered in City of David
The name Nathan-Melech appears once in the Bible, in the second book of Kings 23:11, where he is described as an official in the court of King Josiah, who took part in the religious reform that the king was implementing.
Huge Stalactite Cave Discovered Near Gush Etzion
The exact location is secret because of safety concerns. How long before the PA claims it is theirs?
What Did the Yitzhakis Do on their Summer Vacation? They Discovered a 1,500 Year-Old...
"The girl and her family showed good citizenship, and since this is a state treasure, handed us the coin.”
Israeli Police Discover 3,500-Year-Old Antiquities During Drug Bust
Also seized by the police were 60 cannabis seedlings and four kilos of a drug presumed to be marijuana.
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