“For the Redemption of Zion” – a rare coin from Year Four of the Great Revolt discovered in Jerusalem
A bronze coin minted by Jews in Jerusalem during the final year before the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE was discovered during excavations in the Jerusalem Archaeological Garden – Davidson Center.
From Battleground to Holy Ground: How Archaeology Proves Israel’s Ancient Heritage
While archaeology should be scientifically neutral and objective, this takes on an entirely different dimension in Israel. Archaeology becomes the battleground between science and religion, bible believers and Bible deniers.
Ancient Gold Ring Discovery in Jerusalem Reveals Possible Coming-of-Age Ritual
The ring’s diminutive size suggests it likely belonged to a child or adolescent living in Jerusalem during the Second Temple period. Researchers believe the jewelry may have been deliberately buried as part of a significant cultural practice.
Ancient and Unique Clay Jug Featuring Camel Decorations Unearthed in Yatir Forest Excavations
A rare and impressive red-painted clay jug, approximately 1,200 years old and used for the storage of liquids, featuring camel decorations, was uncovered in excavations led by the Israel Antiquities Authority at Horvat ‘Anim in Yatir Forest.
Go Back To Ancient Hebron (Chevron, Part 3)
Against all odds, the Jewish people returned from Babylonian exile and re-established their presence in Hebron—preserving their identity through centuries of foreign rule. From Cyrus the Great’s historic proclamation to Herod’s enduring architecture, Hebron’s ancient stones echo a powerful story of resilience, faith, and survival.
From King David to Virtual Reality: Israel’s Heritage Ministry Showcases Biblical History at NRB 2025
Israel’s Ministry of Heritage will bring the ancient biblical world to life at the upcoming National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) 2025 International Christian Media Convention in Dallas, Texas. The ministry’s innovative exhibition will feature authentic archaeological artifacts, virtual reality experiences, and historical presentations.
Roman Boundary Stone Found in Israel Links Talmudic Accounts to Diocletian’s Lost Villages
This discovery provides a rare glimpse into the administrative practices of the Roman Empire and their impact on local communities, as well as supporting references to the Roman Emporer Diocletian found in the Talmud.
Ancient Monastery and Winery Discovered at Kiryat Gat Site
The findings include a Byzantine monastery featuring a colorful mosaic floor with a Greek inscription, a sophisticated winepress, and multiple other structures.
1,700-year-old oil Lamp Found in Jerusalem
A rare 1,700-year-old oil lamp, decorated with Temple symbols – menorah, incense shovel, and lulav- was found in Jerusalem during Israel Antiquities Authority excavations
Ancient Israelite Palace Remains Discovered in Jordan: Archaeological Find Sheds Light on Biblical Site
Archaeologists have uncovered intriguing evidence of what may be an ancient Israelite palace dating back approximately 2,800 years at a site in Jordan that scholars believe to be the biblical Mahanaim.