First Material Evidence of Judah Maccabee’s Battlefield Discovered Near Jerusalem
Archaeologists confirm first material evidence of Judah Maccabee’s battlefield discovered near Jerusalem. This significant find emerges just ahead of the
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One of Jerusalem’s Longest Hasmonean-Era Walls Found Under Tower of David
Archaeologists uncover one of Jerusalem’s longest Hasmonean-era walls under the Tower of David. This impressive discovery offers rare insight into ancient
Israeli Archaeologists Uncover Remains of Dramatic Mountaintop Royal Palace
Israeli archaeologists uncover remains of dramatic mountaintop royal palace at ancient Alexandrium fortress, shedding new light on historical mystery.
Israel to Expropriate Land to Protect Remains of Ancient Biblical Capital
Israel begins expropriating land near ancient Biblical capital of Sebastia for preservation and development, citing neglect by landowners and Palestinian
New research by doctoral student May Laor with Prof. Zohar Gvirtzman sheds new light on the Dor and Palmahim “disturbances"
New research by doctoral student May Laor and Prof. Zohar Gvirtzman sheds light on Dor and Palmahim "disturbances", revealing insights into salt tectonics.
15,000-Year-Old Bird Bones Reveal Natufian Hunting in Israel’s Carmel Caves
15,000-year-old bird bones in Israel's Carmel Caves shed light on Natufian hunting practices, revealing a prehistoric connection to coastal wetlands.
Roadwork Excavation Reveals 5,000-Year-Old Wine Production Site in Israel
Excavation near Tel Megiddo uncovers 5,000-year-old wine production site in Israel. Unique discovery sheds light on ancient Canaanite rituals.
Israeli Archaeologists Uncover Medieval Sugar Mills Beneath National Park
Israeli archaeologists uncover medieval sugar mills beneath Gan Ha-Shelosha National Park, shedding light on industrial innovation in the Holy Land.
a new comprehensive study on the geology of the Carmel area
A new study reveals the ancient geology of Mt. Carmel in Israel, linking it to magmatic intrusions and tectonic movements. Read the comprehensive research here.
Jerusalem Dig Uncovers 2,700-Year-Old Assyrian Seal Hinting at Tax Dispute
Jerusalem dig uncovers 2,700-year-old Assyrian seal hinting at tax dispute. Rare discovery sheds light on ancient political tensions.