Tower of David Museum, Jerusalem Opened the Kishle and Moat Tour to the Public

History of Ancient Israel and Judah Explained in Five Minutes

The history of ancient Israel in 5 minutes.

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Hazor and Dan

This video describes the ancient Israelite cities of Hazor and Dan.

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Are These Ruins of the Biblical City of David?

Elah Valley, Israel (CNN) -- Archaeologists in Israel have found remains which may be the biblical City of King David, the first evidence that the ancient Jewish empire actually existed. The bible…

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Hezekiah's Tunnel

This video depicts Jerusalem's ordeal under the threat of Assyrian siege and Hezekiah's creative solution to the city's resulting water problem.

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King Solomon's Copper Mines Could Really Be His

With 10 date pits and one olive pit, researchers at Tel Aviv University have determined that Israel's Timna Valley copper mines are from the time of the Bible's King Solomon. History books will need…

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Ancient Ritual Bath Discovered in Family Home in Jerusalem

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Everything About the Eastern Cardo

The Cardo was the main street in Jerusalem during the Roman-Byzantine period.

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Students Find 1,600 Year Old Gold Coin in the Galilee

Earlier this year, four ninth-grade boys from the Haemeq Hamaaravi High School in Kibbutz Yifat located in Israel’s Jezreel Valley were out enjoying a glorious spring day by the Zippori Stream in the…

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Israeli Archaeologists: King Hezekiah Really Did Destroy Idols

Israeli archaeologists: King Hezekiah really did destroy idols.

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Tel Rehov House Associated With the Biblical Prophet Elisha

The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) reported the discovery of a building that "might have been the house of Elisha the prophet" at Tel Rehov in Israel. The sixteen-year-long excavations at Tel…

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Water Drainage Tunnel Found Under the Pilgrim's Path

Archaeologist Eli Shukron describing the discover of the tunnel and the story of the last Jewish refugees hiding in the tunnel after the days of the Temple destruction by the Romans.

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Proof of Ancient Israel in Egyptian Hieroglyphics

Some historians and scholars of ancient linguistics believe that the Hebrew language, subsequently morphing into a dead language but later revived by Eliezer Ben-Yehuda in the late 19th century,…

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Archaeology Exclusive: Ancient Gold Treasure Discovered in Jerusalem

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King Herod Artifacts Unearthed

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 2,000-year-old clay wine jug inscribed with the name of King Herod, along with some of the first evidence of daily life at the Masada…

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