Archeologists find evidence of Josiah, the last king of Judah
Archeologists announced that they had discovered evidence of the biblical story of the death of Josiah, the last great king of Judah, at the hands of the Egyptian Pharaoh Necho II. Historians say the story took place in 609 BCE at Megiddo in Northern Israel, known in Greek as Armageddon.
Academic Boycott Threatens Archaeological Research in Judea and Samaria
Growing international pressure on archaeological research in Judea and Samaria is threatening the preservation and study of sites crucial to understanding biblical history, according to Israeli heritage officials and archaeologists.
Ancient Chinese Inscription Found in Jerusalem, Hinting at Biblical Connection to Sons of Keturah and Magog
Dating from 1520-1570 CE, the bowl represents the first Chinese porcelain vessel found in Israel to feature an inscription.
Jerusalem of Gold: 2300-year-old child’s ring discovered in City of David
The ring’s small diameter leads experts to suggest it is a child’s ring, either girl or boy, who lived in Jerusalem during the Hellenistic period. “An unusual and deeply moving find, not one found every day.”
Israel’s Best Kept Secret: Biblical Migdal (aka Magdala)
In 2021 this sleepy town (pop. 2000) just north of Tiberias, was in the news for an exciting (and very rare) find, revolutionizing the way researchers understood an entire time period (more on that shortly).
Impressive Hiding Complex dating back to Bar Kokhba Revolt revealed near the Sea of Galilee
It is the most extensive hiding complex discovered to date in the Galilee. The excavation uncovered finds that reveal dramatic episodes in the history of the Jewish people.
New study at Gezer site proves Biblical accounts of David and Solomon
A new archeological study seems to point towards the Biblical accounts of King David and King Solomon being historically accurate.
Second Temple workshop for ritually pure stone vessels discovered near Jerusalem
The Second Temple period was characterized by increased observance of purity laws among the Jews.
Catholic theologian acknowledges archaeologists found Biblical Sodom
Dr. John Bergsma, a professor of theology at Ohio’s Franciscan University, acknowledged that after meeting with researchers, he has been convinced.
Ancient steps where Jesus said to heal blind man uncovered in Jerusalem
The steps were unearthed at the Siloam Pool, just outside Jerusalem’s ancient city.