New archaeological findings at Ancient Shiloh
Archaeologists believe jars found in Ancient Shiloh excavation were buried beneath the floor to keep contents at a fixed, cool temperature.
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Israeli study shows olive trees first domesticated 7,000 years ago
'This is the earliest evidence for cultivation of a fruit tree,' researchers from Tel Aviv University & the Hebrew University say.
Exclusive Perfume of Cleopatra and the Temple found in Jerusalem
The first-ever depiction of the Balm of Gilead, the exclusive perfume of Cleopatra and the Temple, may have been found in Jerusalem.
You can’t restore destroyed archeological sites
When will the PA's outrageous and purposeful destruction of Jewish history finally be brought to an end? Op-ed.
Palestinian Arab propagandists re-write history—literally
History can be so inconvenient for people with agendas, so they just rewrite it. But in Israel, archaeology trumps the lies. Op-ed.
Excavation uncovers: Prehistoric migration route from Africa passed through Dimona
Evidence of the path of modern humans leaving Africa 100,000 years ago discovered in Dimona.
Grape pips reveal: Plague and climate change may have destroyed Negev viticulture
Grape pips reveal collapse of ancient economy in the grip of plague and climate change.
1,300-year-old church, apparently part of a monastery, uncovered in northern Israel
Newly-uncovered church hints at importance of Byzantine Christian village, archaeologists say.
Israeli archaeologist says Great Wall of China wasn't built for war
Great Wall of China wasn't built for military defense, Israeli researcher says, instead it likely served to control population movements.
Civil Administration returns artifacts stolen by Arabs
Civil Administration returns ancient archeological artifacts stolen by robbers in the Bethlehem area.
Study: Ancient Israelites used cannabis in Temple worship
Burned cannabis remains found on alter of First-Temple era Jewish shrine in Tel Arad, suggesting widespread cultic use of the drug.
Roman church unearthed in northern Israel
Byzantine church matches location of Bethsaida, archaeologist says.
DNA evidence shows Philistines originated in Europe
Analysis of ancient bones from Ashkelon shows biblical enemies of the Israelites came from Europe.
PA: Israel trying to falsify history
PA foreign affairs bureau claims Israel is trying to take advantage of archaeological excavations to falsify history.
Israeli archaeologists say they found the ring of Pontius Pilate
Archaeologists say ring belonged to Roman prefect who ruled Judea province 2,000 years ago.
Israeli historical artifacts to be shown in China for first time
Exhibition on ancient civilizations of China and Mesopotamia, including artifacts from Bible Lands museum, to be shown in China.
Ancient inscription from Second Temple period discovered
Rare inscription noting Jerusalem found in archaeological digs near Binyanei Ha'uma in the capital.
Remains of 400-year-old Lithuanian synagogue found
Archaeologists find remains of Great Synagogue of Vilnius. built in 17th century and destroyed during Nazi, Soviet periods.
Rare Byzantine mosaic found in Jerusalem's Old City
1,500 year old find includes name of Byzantine Emperor Justinian, Christian Orthodox priest.
Archaeologists may have found lost city of Julias
Roman-era town was home to several major Christian figures, written about by Josephus.
Attempt to smuggle ancient coins from Gaza foiled
Coins from period of Alexander the Great seized during attempt to smuggle them into Israel from Gaza.
Stolen Second Temple period antiquities recovered in Samaria
Arab resident of Samarian village of Hawara arrested after stolen coins, jewelry, figurines and other ancient artifacts found in his home.
Negev fort from time of David and Solomon unearthed
Examination and dating of animal remains show that Timna Valley fort dates to reign of Kings David and Solomon.
Watch: Has evidence of the Kingdom of David been discovered?
The curator of the Bible Lands Museum takes us on a journey through time to discover a mysterious city from the days of King David.
Jerusalem city hall teams up with far-left group
Tour guides from the extreme left organization 'Emek Shaveh' to be paid by the Jerusalem municipality to give visitors free tours.
Watch: 17th Annual Archaeological conference
Leading archaeologists speak about recent findings, with special focus on attempts by various entities to erase Jewish history.
German bank funds 'Arabs only' facility
KfW Bank funding waste treatment plant, on condition it only serve Arab population. Experts warn facility could harm archaeological sites.
Eighteenth-century Ottoman settlement unearthed
The archeological unit of the Civil Administration unearthed an old Ottoman settlement during development work in the modern town of Beitar.
'We experience the destruction year-round'
Archaeologist Dr. Gabi Barkai speaks of battles against the Waqf and Palestinian temple-denial: 'They want to have their cake and eat it.'
1,600 year-old kiln hewn from bedrock discovered
The Israel Antiquities Authority has discovered a pottery workshop hewn entirely from bedrock- the only one of its kind known in Israel.
Ancient bones cast new light on Goliath's people
Excavation at ancient cemetery in southern Israel unearths fascinating insights into the biblical Philistines.
100s of illegal artifacts seized in J'slm mall
Israel Antiquities Authority raids store selling ancient objects in violation of law. Indictment to be filed against store owner.
Hidden Jewish treasure from Hasmonean period found
Estate that fought Romans reveals ancient heroism, silver coin collection, bronze coins proclaiming: 'Freedom of Zion.'
Israel wards off looters high above the Dead Sea
Complex operation to excavate the 'Cave of Skulls' in Judean Desert involves one of the world's most unique anti-theft efforts.
Ancient scarab seal discovered near Haifa
Beautifully-preserved seal from 17-18th Centuries BCE was owned by a senior Egyptian official of equivalent rank to Joseph in the Bible.
Girl finds ancient Pharaoh's amulet in Jerusalem
Rare, ancient mulet, bearing name of Egyptian King Thutmose III, discovered in earth illegally dug up by Waqf from Temple Mount.
Discovery: Ancient Judea was global glass producer
Oldest-ever glass kilns found in Israel unearthed near Mount Carmel, shed light on how 'Judean Glass' spread across Roman Empire.
Archaeologists warn 'Reform Kotel' erases history
Israeli Archaeology Council writes to Netanyahu, Regev and Antiquities Authority, demanding plan for new prayer space be stopped.
Ancient 2nd Temple-era tools discovered in Magdala
Trove of ancient bronze tools unearthed by Israeli archaeologists in Magdala, near one of Israel's most ancient synagogues.
Is the ancient city of Palmyra lost forever?
Despite recapture of Syria's 'Pearl of the Desert' from ISIS, the damage to priceless artifacts may be irreversible.
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