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  • Temple Mount

    Esteemed Israeli archeologist censured at Temple Mount

    Gabriel Barkay was told by Arab guard and police not to refer to holy site as ‘Temple Mount’ during tour with college students.

  • National Campus for the Archeology of Israel

    Antiquities Authority building National Campus for the Archeology of Israel

    An archeological hub for visitors from both Israel and abroad, the campus will also house an educational center for students.

  • Bible archaeology fabric

    Archeologists find evidence of plant dyes for clothing dating to Solomon

    Joint study concludes 3,000-year-old dyed textiles found in Timna Valley used by ‘fashion elite’

  • The Israel Museum

    Art: Hadrian, the genocidal emperor, commands an imperial audience at the Israel Museum

    The exhibition brings together for the first time ever the handful of surviving 2nd-century bronze busts of the emperor who was cultured yet so cruel.

    By Gil Stern Stern ZOHAR

  • Col. Matthew Bogdanos

    Here come the ‘monument men’

    The City of David’s upcoming archeology conference will focus on the work being done to ensure these treasures don’t fade from memory.

    By CARL HOFFMAN

  • sharafat archeology

    Impressive Jewish artifacts found in Arab neighborhood of Jerusalem

    2,000-year-old olive and wine presses, a burial cave and mikvah from the descendants of the Maccabees were found in south Jerusalem neighborhood.

    By BEN BRESKY

  • 1,500 year old cistern found in Jerusalem being mapped

    1,500-year-old cistern in Jerusalem could become the newest attraction

    The cistern, suggested to be dated from the Byzantine period, may be part of upcoming renovations.

    By ALON EINHORN

  • Israel hopes to beat treasure hunters with new excavations in Qumran caves

    New discoveries could help solve the debate over who authored the Dead Sea Scrolls.

    By REUTERS

  • The Hellenistic horse figurine found near Tel Acre

    Two ancient horse figurines found in north after winter rains

    “We were very excited. This is a fascinating and spectacular find!”

    By RACHEL BERNSTEIN

  • Ancient city arouses controversy in Beit Shemesh

    Archeological dig exposes conflicting interests with no simple solution

    By MEIR EKSTEIN

  • Part of the treasure from the cave on display.

    Peki’in exhibit to display treasure from historic Chalcolithic burial cave

    The cave is the largest known such cave in Israel, contained a wealth of ancient artifacts: decorated ossuaries, burial offerings, jars, stone tools and more.

    By RACHEL BERNSTEIN

  • The newly discovered Roman-era pool in Tzipori

    Discovered Roman-era pool could be 'the krona of Tzipori' from Talmud

    May serve as proof for the existence of a famous ancient Jewish bathing site.

    By RACHEL BERNSTEIN

  • Small oil lamp wick from 1,500 years ago found in Shivta, December 10th, 2018.

    Small oil lamp wick from 1,500 years ago found in ancient desert town

    A unique lamp wick dating to the Byzantine period has been uncovered, according to the Antiquities Authority on Monday, the final day of Hanukkah.

    By RACHEL BERNSTEIN

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