Silver Before Coins: Evidence of an Early Monetary System in the Land of Israel
Early monetary system in the Land of Israel revealed: University of Haifa study shows silver used for trade, savings, and payments before coins.
Archaeology
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Israeli Archaeologists Uncover World’s Oldest Known Nursing Home
Israeli archaeologists uncover world’s oldest known nursing home in ruins of ancient city of Hippos, dating back 1,600 years.
Largest Ancient Dam in Israel Unearthed in Jerusalem’s City of David
Archaeologists uncover largest ancient dam in Israel, dating back to Judah's Kings Joash or Amaziah. Discover how ancient Jerusalemites adapted to environmental
Racing Against Time: Rescuing the Ancient Mosaic in Negev Region
Urgent operation launched to rescue ancient mosaic at risk in Negev region. Israel Nature and Parks Authority and Antiquities Authority racing against time to
Israeli Archaeologists Uncover World’s Oldest Known Nursing Home
Israeli archaeologists uncover world’s oldest known nursing home in ruins of ancient city of Hippos, dating back 1,600 years.
Archaeologists Find Earliest Evidence of Bronze-Making in Land of Israel
Archaeologists uncover earliest evidence of local bronze-making in ancient Israel, reshaping understanding of region's economy 3,000 years ago.
Ancient Jewish Sages Were Key Players in Mediterranean Wine Industry, New Study Shows
New study reveals ancient Jewish sages' surprising role in Mediterranean wine industry, shaping viticulture practices. Israeli research sheds light.
Rare ‘Redemption of Zion’ Coin Unearthed Near Temple Mount
Rare ‘Redemption of Zion’ coin unearthed near Temple Mount, shedding new light on final days before Second Temple's destruction in Jerusalem.
Discovery of Early Bronze Age Workshop Sheds Light on Canaanite Industry
Groundbreaking discovery of 5,500-year-old Early Bronze Age workshop in Kiryat Gat sheds light on Canaanite industry in southern Israel.
‘I Saw a Yellow Color’: Volunteer Uncovers 2,000-Year-Old Galilee Treasure
Volunteer uncovers 2,000-year-old Galilee treasure in Susita National Park. Gold ring and earrings dating back to Roman period found in ongoing excavation.
Ancient Negev Wine Industry Offers Warning for Modern Climate Challenges
A University of Haifa study released on Wednesday sheds light on the remarkable success -- and eventual collapse -- of the wine industry ...
Roman-Era Burial Discs Discovered in Israel Shed Light on Ancient Funeral Customs
A set of rare and intricately designed bronze discs shaped like lion heads has been uncovered in central Israel, offering new insight into ...
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