Has a 2,300-year-old tomb of a courtesan (hetaira) been discovered in Jerusalem?
A burial cave discovered on a Jerusalem road opens a window into the funerary customs imported into Israel by the Hellenistic occupation.
A burial cave discovered on a Jerusalem road opens a window into the funerary customs imported into Israel by the Hellenistic occupation.
A series of archaeological finds indicate rituals used to banish evil spirits or release curses alongside more traditional Islam.
A rare cache of weapons from the Roman period found stashed away in a cave in the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve.
Rare prehistorical objects found in the Huleh Valley in northern Israel according to new scientific paper.
Hebrew U. unearths ivory comb from 1700 BCE inscribed with plea to eradicate lice.
Graffiti with the name of Knight Adrian von Bubenberg discovered on Mount Zion in Jerusalem.
'A wealthy landowner, overseeing farmsteads in the northern Negev, may have resided on the estate,' excavation directors say.
Rare and exceptionally large assemblage of knuckle bones for gaming and divination discovered in the ancient city of Maresha.
It’s no secret why Biden chooses to promote the falsehood that the Palestinian Arabs have “deep and ancient roots” in the land. Op-ed.
Using advanced AI techniques, researchers discover one of the earliest pieces of evidence for the use of fire.
What more inventive way can there be to delegitimize the Jewish state? Especially since the Bible jclearly says whose land it is. Op-ed.
Shipwrecked cargo dating back 3,200 years proves significant trading links in Mediterranean basin.
As early as the 19th century, excavations discovered definitive connections of Jews to Israel as far back as 3000 years ago.Op-ed.
Israel Antiquities Authority: Remarkable artifacts seized from antiquities dealers were spoils taken by Bar Kokhba rebels fighting Romans.
Remains of a building dating from the time of the Sanhedrin are uncovered in Yavne, along with 'impressive' cemetery.
Coin made from pure silver is uncovered in dirt from City of David. 'Coin is one of the only items we have today from Temple times.'
Teeth belonging to sharks which swam in the time of the dinosaurs were collected by an unknown person in First Temple-period Jerusalem.
Two Roman-era sarcophagi discovered during construction at safari park - after years of being buried under sand and vegetation.
For first time, fabric with royal purple from time of Kings David and Solomon found at ancient copper mine.
Evidence of the path of modern humans leaving Africa 100,000 years ago discovered in Dimona.
Newly-uncovered church hints at importance of Byzantine Christian village, archaeologists say.
A significant administrative storage center from the days of Kings Hezekiah and Menashe uncovered in Jerusalem near the US Embassy
Small rodent fossils found in Israel challenge assumptions about when man first arrived there.
As part of renovation of Old City, ancient artifacts put on display in Jewish Quarter.
New research determines where ancient manuscripts found in Qumran caves were written.
Burned cannabis remains found on alter of First-Temple era Jewish shrine in Tel Arad, suggesting widespread cultic use of the drug.
Archaeologists find rare measuring table in what may have been the location of Jerusalem's 2,000-year-old market.
Bulla bearing name of Adenyahu Asher Al Habayit, a senior minister to the king of Judah, found beneath Robinson's Arch at the Western Wall.
Byzantine church matches location of Bethsaida, archaeologist says.
'Globally significant' discovery sheds light on Jewish life in Lithuania before Holocaust.
Watchtower used to transmit messages dating from time of King Hezekiah uncovered, excavations by IDF soldiers in southern Israel.
Excavations reveal, among other things, sherd of rare oil lamp depicting menorah, one of the earliest depictions of menorah discovered.
Fragment of Persian-era clay jar depicting human face discovered in City of David refuse pit.
Remains of guard post, terraces, from Byzantine period found at Dudaim Park in Israel's Negev region.
Expansive Ottoman-era soap factory and underground vaults discovered during construction of Uri Geller Museum.
Watch: In an interview with Arutz Sheva, expert archaeologist explains significance of Hellenstic-era earring and where it was found.
Rare gold earring from Hellenistic era found near Jerusalem's Old City. 'Whoever wore it belonged to Jerusalem‘s upper class.'