Aug 5
By: Nathan Steinmeyer
Excavations near the southwest corner of the ancient Temple Mount have uncovered a rare coin commemorating the fourth year of the First Jewish Revolt against […]
Aug 3
Compared to surrounding regions, ancient Judah has revealed relatively few human figurines. That does not mean, however, that such figurines were unknown to the land. […]
Jul 29
Archaeologists with the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) have discovered an incredibly rare manufacturing site for the production of Canaanite blades in southern Israel. Dating to […]
Jul 27
In the deserts of Oman and Yemen can be found a treasure trove of ancient inscriptions written in pre-Islamic Arabian scripts. Among these is the […]
Jul 22
Within the Bible, the name Arava often refers to the entire Jordan Rift Valley, the narrow stretch of land running from the Sea of Galilee […]
Jul 20
Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,500-year-old Greek shipwreck just off the coast of southeastern Sicily. The ship was found largely intact about 20 feet below the […]
Jul 15
Excavated along the northern coast of Israel more than four decades ago, a large industrial site has long been understood as a Roman-era factory for […]
Jul 13
Although the urbanization of Canaan in the Early Bronze Age (c. 3300–2000 BCE) has long been established in scholarship, recent excavations in Saudi Arabia have […]
Jul 10
Off the southwestern coast of Turkey, archaeologists made a stunning discovery: a 2,000-year-old shipwreck with its cargo still packed neatly where it had been stored […]
Jul 8
A natural route connecting the Coastal Plain to the Jordan Valley and beyond, the Jezreel Valley is the site of numerous biblical events, including the […]
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