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Rare Roman sarcophagus uncovered in Caesarea features mythological drinking contest
Marble sarcophagus depicting a mythological drinking contest between Dionysus and Hercules uncovered, offering new insight into ancient burial customs and Roman-era art during Judea rule
Yaron Drukman
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06.09.25
Second Hellenistic-era gold ring unearthed in Jerusalem in less than a year
Researchers say ring likely buried in the context of a well-known practice of that period, which symbolized the transition from childhood to adulthood
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05.21.25
Antique thieves caught with hundreds of ancient artifacts in suspected trafficking bust
Illegally held artifacts date from Iron Age (9th century BCE) to early Islamic period (7th century CE); suspect questioned by police overnight, according to Antiquities Authority
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04.21.25
Israeli toddler uncovers 3,800-year-old Canaanite scarab on family hike
While exploring Tel Azeka with her family, 3.5-year-old Ziv Nitzan picked up what turned out to be an ancient Canaanite scarab; experts verify rare artifact, which will be featured in a special Passover exhibit highlighting regional antiquities
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04.01.25
Archaeologists discover massive 2,200-year-old pyramid in Judean Desert
Experts uncover a massive pyramid-shaped structure, ancient papyrus documents and rare artifacts from Hellenistic-era rule in southern Israel, shedding new light on the region’s history
Yaron Drukman
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03.25.25
Western Wall rabbi demands return of Western Wall stone from airport exhibit
Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz tells lawmakers that the 'stones of the Western Wall are sacred, and with all the desire to present Jewish history and the heritage of Israel, the stones of the Western Wall should not be removed for this purpose'
Shilo Freid
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02.13.25
Archaeology exhibit showcasing Israel’s history opens at Ben Gurion Airport
Display features key Israeli discoveries and photographs of archaeological dig sites with QR codes linking to excavation videos, offering travelers a hands-on glimpse into the nation's history
Ynet
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02.13.25
Ancient glass workshop uncovered in Hebron, shedding light on centuries-old craft
Archaeologists stunned to uncover remarkable ancient glass production facility during routine survey in Hebron’s Jewish quarter; findings to be presented at special conference in Jerusalem
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02.10.25
Child finds a 100-year-old cross pendant likely lost by pilgrim
A unique cross pendant, crafted using the micro-mosaic technique about 100-200 years ago, was discovered in Ein Karem, as this remarkable find tells the story of pilgrims and highlights the central role of the Holy Land in the history of Christian pilgrimage
Ynetnews
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12.29.24
Authorities apprehend 4 looters at ancient Galilee archaeological site
Suspects from Kafr Kanna caught looting ancient site of Horvat Binit, key Lower Galilee location tied to olive oil production during Hellenistic period; authorities stress importance of preserving Israel’s archaeological heritage for future generations
Ynet
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12.23.24
Study finds 1st evidence of prehistoric religious rites in Galilee cave
Experts map Manot Cave after finding turtle-shaped rock dating back 35,000 years likely used for religious rites; Discovery offers unique outlook into early human belief system
Eitan Glickman
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12.11.24
Israeli defenses intercept Hezbollah missile, rocket fire continues
Over 13 airstrikes target Dahieh, Saudi media says while Lebanese outlets report three journalists working for the Hezbollah-affiliated al Mayadeen network are killed in an Israeli strike in South Lebanon
ynet correspondents
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10.25.24
Palestinians caught red-handed stealing antiquities
Thieves are found inside an underground storage chamber from the time of the Second Temple, causing irreversible damage to the ancient remains
Yaron Drukman
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10.10.24
Child finds 1,800-year-old engraved ring on Mount Carmel
Young Yair Whiteson finds a bronze ring engraved with the image of Athena while hiking with his IDF reservist father and turns it in to the Israel Antiquities Authority; It will be on display for visitors to Jerusalem
Yaron Drukman
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07.17.24
3,300-year-old sunken ship discovered off the coast of Israel
Ancient merchant ship, apparently delivering clay jugs, was discovered nearly 6,000 feet under water, off the Israeli coast; Experts say this find provides valuable insight into the marine navigation capabilities of ancient humans, as they crossed huge bodies of water
Yaron Drukman
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06.20.24
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