City of David
Rare Assyrian inscription unearthed near Temple Mount reveals communication with the King of Judah
The finding provides “direct evidence of official correspondence between the Assyrian Empire and the Kingdom of Judah," according to an excavation expert.
Unearthing Israel’s past: Archaeological discoveries change our understanding of history
Huckabee hints: US would respect Israeli sovereignty move in West Bank
Rare gold coin depicting Egyptian queen unearthed in Jerusalem
Jerusalem: A view from the veranda of the David Citadel hotel - opinion
Even those without titles or fame are in for a good time: The motto of the hotel proclaims that the David Citadel is designed to make everyone feel like royalty.
‘Arteology’ exhibit showcases archaeology-inspired art at the Western Wall
The exhibit, by Israeli-Canadian artist Nicole Kornberg-Jacobovici, will include clay, stoneware and earthware inspired by Bronze Age Egyptian, Etruscan, Mycenaean and Israelite pottery.
What new finds were unearthed at Jerusalem's famous City of David?
Archaeologists uncovered the ancient road that led from the City of David to the Pool of Shiloah, and from the pool to the Temple in Jerusalem.
Unearthed: The new virtual exhibition at the City of David
The City of David is following in the footsteps of some of the most renowned museums in the world, creating a fully virtual exhibition.
11-year-old finds ‘Holy Jerusalem’ silver coin likely minted in the Temple
The coin – 14 grams of pure silver - carries an inscription that according to the experts refers to the High Priest headquarters.
Archaeologists find 2,700-year-old toilet in luxurious palace in Jerusalem
The extraordinary find sheds light on life under the kings of Judah: "Only the rich could afford toilets."
How did Jews celebrate Sukkot 2,000 years ago? Archaeology offers answers
While no traces survive of the ancient booths Jews built to celebrate the holiday, archaeology provides important evidence of the centrality of Sukkot.
What were Israel's archaeological advances during COVID?
A 6,000-year-old skeleton of a child, a near-3,000-year-old natural disaster and ancient churches, including advancements in the legendary Dead Sea Scrolls, are among this year's finds.
Weight used to cheat in trade during First Temple era found in Jerusalem
Scamming by using fraudulent weights was extensively described in the Bible, where it is harshly criticized.
Did someone collect prehistoric shark teeth in Jerusalem’s City of David?
At least 20 shark teeth were found in a structure near the Gihon spring that was probably part of the original water system in the Old City of Jerusalem.
