Siege of Jerusalem

Visit to the Mikveh, the Ritual Pool, Discovered in Jerusalem

Rare Coin from the Bar Kokhba Revolt Discovered North of the City of David

Archaeological excavations by the Israel Antiquities Authority in the William Davidson Archaeological Park and funded by the Ir David Foundation unearthed an ancient bronze coin bearing the…

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Archaeologists Discover Tomb in Judean Foothills

An archaeological site in the Judean hills near Jerusalem has revealed much about ancient life in the region.

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Hiking and Finding in Israel

When hiking you might be thinking you may be lucky if you see a deer, a pretty bird, or a nice sunrise.

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Israeli Archaeologist: King Hezekiah Really Did Destroy Idols

Archaeological dig in Lachis reveals amazing discoveries.

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1,800 Year Old Hebrew Inscription Uncovered in Galilee

The artifact was discovered during renovations at a synagogue.

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The City of Gath

The city of Gath (1 Sam. 6:17) was one of the main cities of the Philistines who were enemies of the Israelites in the Old Testament.

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Archaeologists: Ancient Writings Confirm Noah's Ark

4,000 year old clay tablet contains strikingly similar details to the Biblical account of the story of Noah.

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Archeologists Uncover Finest Example of Israelite-era Home

Four-room structure at Tel Shikmona site near Haifa also boasts mosaics, artifacts testifying to the considerable wealth of its owners. An archeological dig near Haifa recently uncovered a…

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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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The Oldest Glassworks Ever Found in Israel

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3000 Year Old Wheat Traces Said to Support Biblical Account of Israelite Conquest

Traces of burnt wheat found in Israel's Upper Galilee are evidence of the 13th-century-BCE Israelite conquest of the Promised Land, an archeologist said. Tel Hazor, a national park, has long been…

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Rare Statue of Hercules Exposed in Jezreel Valley

According to Dr. Walid Atrash of the Israel Antiquities Authority, "This is a rare discovery. The statue, which probably stood in a niche, was part of the decoration of a bathhouse pool that was…

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