Archeology Ancient Coin Hoard Reveals Last Chapter of Jewish Resistance in Roman Judea and Samaria Staff Writer September 19, 2025
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Archeology A Glimpse into a Lavish Samaritan Agricultural Estate at Kafr Qasim Staff Writer September 2, 2025
Archeology 4,000-Year-Old Lamp Wicks Unearthed in Yehud Among Oldest in the World Staff Writer August 31, 2025
Archeology Ancient Dam Uncovered in the City of David Linked to Kings of Judah Staff Writer August 26, 2025
Archeology STUDY: Silver Was Currency in the Land of Israel Long Before Coins Appeared Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz August 24, 2025
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Archeology IDF soldiers re-uncovered a 1500-year-old convent with a mosaic floor and inscriptions, near Shoham Israel365 August 2, 2022
Archeology Rare coin depicting the moon goddess discovered off the Carmel coast Israel365 July 25, 2022
Archeology Archaeologists uncover ritual bath used by Jerusalem’s elites on eve of Second Temple destruction Judy Siegel-Itzkovich July 20, 2022
Archeology Mosaic in 1,600-Year-Old Synagogue reveal oldest depiction of prophetesses Devorah and Yael Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz July 7, 2022
Archeology Israeli researchers: Olive trees near Jordan River were world’s first domesticated fruit trees Judy Siegel-Itzkovich June 16, 2022
Archeology Temple Mount group petitions government to stop Muslim destruction of temple artifacts Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz June 16, 2022
Archeology Earliest use of sluice gate discovered in Hezekiah’s Tunnel Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz June 15, 2022
Archeology Archaeologists discover ancient board game Goliath may have played Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz June 14, 2022
Archeology Israeli scientists uncover traces of fire in a Galilee quarry dating back at least 800,000 years Judy Siegel-Itzkovich June 13, 2022
Archeology Jews, Christians unite to uncover Biblical archaeology in Israel Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz June 9, 2022
Archeology, Jerusalem Ancient Jewish bath discovered while building controversial Western Wall Elevator Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz June 3, 2022
