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Why Egyptian archaeology bodes ill for biblical research?

Opinion: Local researchers pledge to 'return the Pharaoh's treasures to their rightful owners,' thereby rectifying the sin of the West's theft of these treasures; Ethically, they are correct, but the price could be steep

Dr. Yaron Friedman | 08.02.23

The man who uncovers Jewish history in Jerusalem

Jay Rogosin, self-proclaimed filed archeologist says he is digging for his roots in the excavations around Jerusalem's Old City but is concerned that history might be repeating itself and destruction could be self-inflicted once more

Gilad Morag | 08.02.23

Palestinians uncover a Roman-era cemetery in Gaza

At least 125 tombs discovered at Roman-era cemetery in Gaza

Antiquities expert says it is the first time sarcophaguses made of lead are discovered in Gaza ; Local officials hope the site would become a tourist attraction, with a museum to display the findings

Reuters | 07.24.23

X-ray technology allows glimpse inside Crusader sword found in Israel

Researchers decide to try and solve the mystery of a 900-year-old sword found off the coast of Haifa in a way that won't damage the fragile artifact

Yaron Drukman | 07.20.23

אבני יד מאתר גשר בנות יעקב, לפני שעברו בדיקה גיאוכימית

Study tracks flint source of ancient tools using AI

Researchers say that ancient humans traveled about 20 km to obtain high-quality raw materials for their essential stone tools;

Ynet | 07.18.23

A human skull and oil lamps found in Te’omim cave

Archeological finds point to possible practice of black magic

Human skulls and hundreds of intact oil lamps found in Te’omim Cave near Jerusalem, dating to Late Roman period indicating location may have been used by local oracle

Ynet | 07.17.23

Israel to allocate millions to protect antiquities on the West Bank

Tourism Minister Haim Katz says West Bank is an inseparable part of the history of Jewish people; plan will include the implementation of protective means as well as international awareness campaigns

Itamar Eichner | 07.13.23

אחד הפסיפסים שהתגלו בבית הכנסת העתיק בחוקוק, בו רואים טיגריס רודף אחרי יעל

Mosaic unearthed in Israel shows biblical scenes and heroines

The newly discovered mosaic found near the Sea of Galilee is composed of a large slab, featuring an enigmatic Hebrew inscription at its center, surrounded by floral decorations

Yogev Israeli | 07.13.23

החפירות שבוצעו בעיר האלה סולטן טקה שבקפריסין

Archaeologists discover Bronze Age trove in Cyprus tombs

Excavation team use magnetic technology to locate buried holes in the ground that turn out to be filled with ancient treasures

Yogev Israeli | 07.12.23

Study reveals city planning Judah under King David

Unveiling ancient casemate walls and strategic urban layouts, a study conducted by Hebrew University sheds new light on the historical significance of the biblical traditions surrounding the kingdom's existence

Ynet | 06.26.23

Hidden tooth reveals new mammal related to hippos

Researchers in the Smithsonian National Museum uncover strange never-been-studied tooth in the collection, prompting them to investigate and find a previously unknown species of marine mammals

Yogev Israeli | 06.22.23

Ancient Israel had the largest crimson production site in the Levant, archeologists say

New excavation at Haifa coast uncovers a captivating historical narrative, portraying its transformation from a Phoenician village to a fortified Israeli crimson factory, offering insights into the Kingdom of Israel's economic power

ynet correspondents | 06.20.23

מרואן מסארווה, ארכיאולוג ברשות העתיקות, עם העוגן העתיק

Israeli diver returns 1,700-year-old anchor after 27 years

Diver encountered anchor buried in seabed off Palmahim Beach in 1996; Antiquities Authority warns removing findings disconnects them from their archaeological context and 'leads to loss of valuable information about the site'

Ynet | 06.16.23

Homo naledi had smaller size brain but made rock art and buried their dead, research finds

Researchers discover remains of adults, children, and juvenile extinct humans in a South African cave, with their bodies in a fetal position, indicating burial practices dating back approximately 300,000 years, a behavior associated with hominins with larger brains

Ynetnews, Associated Press | 06.15.23

Statue of Greek God Pan dating to Roman Empire uncovered

The height of the marble statue, found in Istanbul, is less than 20 cm, with only the head, upper part of the body and one hand which is holding the panpipe intact; The pagan statue was created before the founding of Constantinople in 330 AD as the new capital

Yogev Israely | 06.14.23

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