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Ancient tome saves Azeri Jewish community in Persian invasion
Ancient Kabbalistic book changes the fate of the Jews in the town of Qusar in 1733 after the Persian conqueror prepares to murder all the Jewish men; a special exhibit now showcases the book and the community's rich history
Itamar Eichner
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11.03.24
Stone-eating organism threatens ancient Iranian historic site
Conservationists at Persepolis warn efforts to combat spread of lichen in area where many statues and stone reliefs found progressing poorly, risking thousands of years of historical conservation
AFP, Yogev Israely
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09.24.24
Head surgeries of ancient Egyptians
Cut marks on ancient skulls may indicate that even in the days of the pharaohs, doctors attempted to treat head tumors through invasive procedures
Segev Naveh Tassa/Davidson Institute of Science
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09.21.24
Caesarea Roman aqueduct collapses in funding dispute
Collapse is the second to happen in one year after the Caesarea Development Corporation refused to fund a preservation project despite early warnings
Asi Haim, Matan Shor
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08.21.24
Israeli archeologists among researchers uncovering rare Mongolian grave
Researchers from Hebrew University join with American and Mongolian team to find tomb of high-status woman with artifacts indicating ties beyond borders, dating to pre-Mongolian empire days
Daniel Edelson, New York
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08.18.24
Ancient Mesoamerican culture saw consanguinity, child sacrifice, study shows
Experts say DNA analysis taken from site near Mexico reveals a child sacrificed in the area had parents that were closely related, suggesting cultural and religious importance
Yogev Israely
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08.15.24
Experts locate ancient gold coin trove in Turkey
Archeologists find Persian-minted coins during excavations in the city of Notion, which was conquered by Alexander the Great; Funds likely used to hire mercenaries
Yogev Israely
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08.11.24
Humans inhabited Cyprus earlier than thought, study finds
Researchers challenge previous beliefs, showing Cyprus attracted Paleolithic societies, and call for reevaluation of human migration in the Mediterranean using advanced techniques
Yogev Israely
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05.23.24
Why is the wicked son portrayed as a soldier? The history of the four sons in the Passover Haggadah
Haggadic illustrations of the four sons in the Passover tale can teach us a lot about Jewish societies in the past, from a wicked soldier to a wizened sage
Prof. Jeffrey Woolf
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04.26.24
Milky Way galaxy played major role in Egyptian beliefs, study finds
New study citing ancient Egyptian source presents compelling argument, saying the astronomical body was seen as the embodiment of a primordial deity
Yogev Israely
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04.15.24
Israel can't be pushed around anymore by international pressure
Opinion: Israel has accustomed Europe and the U.S. to shackling it; these shackles must now be broken
Dan Zamansky
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03.27.24
Use of decimal point 150 years older than historians thought
New study into writings of 15th-century Venetian merchant and astronomer finds use of decimal points to calculate fractions
Yogev Israely
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02.21.24
When it comes to Hamas, historians forget the rules of academic deduction
Opinion: University lecturers in Europe, U.S. claim Israel commits genocide and ethnic cleansing without a foundation in reality, leaving historical study without a factual basis and only with a subverted version of events
Dina Porat, Professor Tuvia Friling, Professor Liat Steir-Livny
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12.16.23
Ancient ice age may have wiped out humans on Europe 1.1 million years ago
Researchers find rapid cooling strained food resources and created inhospitable conditions for early humans
Yogev Israely
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09.13.23
Daring Yom Kippur War operation - 'They managed to do the impossible'
Operation Pontiac, which was carried out by Israeli artillery forces and an elite commando unit that entered deep into Egypt, is considered a major success in the Yom Kippur War; As Israel approaches the 50th anniversary of the war and the archives have been declassified, its commander reveals that their plan was leaked to Egypt - 'It could have ended differently. Fortunately, we returned home safely'
Korin Elbaz Alush
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06.23.23
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