6 August 2025
Newly Found 2,600-Year-Old Seal Could Be From a Royal Official in King Josiah’s Time
Newly discovered clay seal may connect to a high-ranking official from King Josiah’s court, offering a…
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Jerusalem
27 April 2025
1100-Year-Old Rare Sealed Amphora Discovered on Shipwreck off Türkiye Coast
Underwater excavations near Kaş, Antalya, on Turkey's southwestern coast, have yielded fascinating insights into ancient Mediterranean…
6 December 2023
The oldest ceramic roof tiles ever found in land of Israel may be from Antiochus’ Lost Citadel in Jerusalem
The 16 ceramic roof tile fragments, from the Hellenistic period in the second century BCE, were…
29 July 2023
Researchers find evidence of the destruction of the Second Temple at the hands of Roman soldiers
Israeli researchers find evidence of the destruction of the Second Temple at the hands of Roman…
17 May 2023
2,000-year-old financial record uncovered on Pilgrimage Road in the City of David, Jerusalem
A financial record dating back 2,000 years has been unearthed on the Pilgrimage Road in the…
4 January 2023
Byzantine monk chained with iron rings unearthed near Jerusalem
A skeleton chained with iron rings was discovered at Khirbat el-Masani, about four kilometers northwest of…
17 December 2022
‘Proof of biblical kings’, Israel deciphers 8th century BC Hezekiah inscription after a decade of research
Israeli archeologists have deciphered an 8th-century BC inscription discovered on a palm-sized stone tablet after a…
8 September 2022
Rare ivory plaques from First Temple Period were discovered in Jerusalem
An extraordinary find was made in Jerusalem: an assemblage of ivory plaques from the First Temple…
13 December 2021
A Second temple of the Second Temple period was discovered at Migdal
The University of Haifa reported on Sunday the discovery of a 2,000-year-old synagogue from the Second…
5 November 2021
Unusual construction material may be linked to the Tower of Babel
Archaeologists have recently discovered bitumen and mortar plastered onto a brick dating back to the Babylonian…