Stone seal from the First Temple period discovered in Jerusalem
Seal bearing the name of Yehoʼezer ben Hoshʼayahu, 'one of the most beautiful ever discovered,' found near Southern Wall of the Temple Mount.
Seal bearing the name of Yehoʼezer ben Hoshʼayahu, 'one of the most beautiful ever discovered,' found near Southern Wall of the Temple Mount.
The numbing story of the Babylonians' siege of Jerusalem, destruction of the First Temple, and 70-year exile of the Jewish People.
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.
Idols and figurines are found on the site of a mysterious Jewish city populated prior to the destruction of the First Temple.
Excavations at Western Wall Plaza unearth unique stamped clay from the First Temple Period believed to belong to city governor.
Arad fort inscriptions reveal remarkable levels of Jewish literacy in Kingdom of Judah, shedding light on the Bible's ancient roots.
Newly-discovered pottery shards with writing dating back 2,700 years shed more light on the First Temple era.
Archaeologists have discovered the first evidence outside of the Bible that Bethlehem was part of the First Temple era Kingdom of Judah.
An archaeologist finds spectacular evidence confirming the reign of King David and that non-Jews believed in one Creator.
Seal with name similar to Prime Minister's found in the physically closest structure to King Solomon's Temple ever unearthed.