Archeology Archaeologists Uncover the Landscape the Gospels Described Beneath Jerusalem Church Tamar Stein September 6, 2026
Archeology New scans push Turkey’s Noah’s Ark formation closer to proof Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz August 31, 2026
Archeology Second Temple burial cave uncovered as police search homes tied to Silwan family violence Tamar Stein August 27, 2026
Archeology Egyptian discovery may confirm pharaoh’s long-lost city, fueling debate over the identity of the Exodus pharaoh Naomi Katz August 22, 2026
Archeology Have Ramat Gan’s Oldest Streets Been Uncovered? A 1,300-Year-Old Commercial District Emerges Beside Winter Stadium Naomi Katz August 16, 2026
Archeology Beach employee searching for lost jewelry finds 2,500-year-old coin unlike any seen before in Israel Tamar Stein July 30, 2026
Archeology First Temple-Era Idol Mold Discovered in Jerusalem — A First for the City Staff Writer July 27, 2026
Archeology UNESCO Names John the Baptist’s Church a Palestinian Heritage Site While the PA Bulldozes the Biblical Site Around It Valerie Locke July 26, 2026
Archeology Excavations begin at Joshua’s home and burial site Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz September 4, 2022
Archeology Opulent 1,200-year-old Rural Estate Discovered in the Negev [PHOTO SPREAD] Staff Writer August 23, 2022
Archeology Collection of ancient “divination bones” found in southern Israel Sarah Katz August 16, 2022
Archeology On Tisha B’Av: Archaeological evidence for Roman ballistas that led to the destruction of the Second Temple Staff Writer August 8, 2022
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
