Roadwork Excavation Reveals 5,000-Year-Old Wine Production Site in Israel
Excavation near Tel Megiddo uncovers 5,000-year-old wine production site in Israel. Unique discovery sheds light on ancient Canaanite rituals.
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Israel Thwarts Palestinian Attempt to Pave Over Biblical City of Gibeon
Israeli forces thwart Palestinian attempt to pave over Biblical city of Gibeon, preventing irreversible damage to historical site.
15,000-Year-Old Bird Bones Reveal Natufian Hunting in Israel’s Carmel Caves
15,000-year-old bird bones in Israel's Carmel Caves shed light on Natufian hunting practices, revealing a prehistoric connection to coastal wetlands.
Israel Thwarts Palestinian Attempt to Pave Over Biblical City of Gibeon
Israeli forces thwart Palestinian attempt to pave over Biblical city of Gibeon, preventing irreversible damage to historical site.
Decades-Old Syrian Military Position in Golan Transformed Into Tourist Site
Explore the transformed Syrian military outpost in Golan Heights now open to the public for the first time during Sukkot holiday. Join the tour, meet experts,
New Technology Lets Archaeologists See Underground Without Digging
Israeli researchers develop breakthrough technology to map underground spaces without digging using cosmic radiation detectors, transforming archaeology. Tel
Gold Hoard Unearthed in Galilee Offers Glimpse of Byzantine Politics and Wealth
Rare Byzantine-era gold hoard unearthed in Israel's Galilee region offers glimpse into region's history during Sassanid-Persian invasions.
Hidden Galilee Complex Yields Coins from Last Jewish Revolt Under Rome
Rare hoard of 22 copper coins dating back over 1,600 years found in hidden Galilee complex, shedding light on Jewish history under Rome.
New Digital Archive Gives Global Access to Israel’s Archaeological Treasures
Israel Antiquities Authority launches Israel National Archaeological Database, providing global access to four million records, including artifacts, images, and
Israel’s ‘Red Book’ Reveals Alarming Decline in Reptile Populations
Israel’s ‘Red Book’ reveals alarming decline in reptile populations. New edition catalogs 92 species, including critically endangered Hermon viper and Beersheba
Ancient Climate Crisis Drove Construction of Jerusalem’s Biblical Pool of Siloam
Archaeologists reveal how ancient climate crisis led to construction of Jerusalem's biblical Pool of Siloam. Discover the groundbreaking study findings.
Israeli Archaeologists Unearth 1,600-Year-Old Samaritan Estate
Israeli archaeologists unearth a 1,600-year-old Samaritan estate in Kafr Qasim, revealing colorful mosaics, ritual baths, and an olive oil press.
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