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Archaeology breakthrough as scientists uncover longest intact section of ancient Jerusalem
Archaeologists uncovered the longest continuous section of the Hasmonean Kingdom wall foundation in Jerusalem, built decades ...
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Archaeologists uncover Jerusalem wall mysteriously destroyed in power struggle during biblical era
Archaeologists in Jerusalem recently discovered a massive Hanukkah-era wall from an ancient power struggle between Hasmonean ...
Archaeologists have uncovered the longest continuous remains of an ancient wall encircling Jerusalem, possibly evidence of a ...
A new discovery in the City of David National Park has provided rare material evidence of the presence of Greeks in ancient Jerusalem. During archaeological excavations operated by the Israel ...
JERUSALEM (RNS) — Archaeologists from Tel Aviv University and the Israel Antiquities Authority have discovered a remnant of a massive ancient moat in Jerusalem that fortified the city during the time ...
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Jewish history of Jerusalem: Archaeologists uncover ancient Jerusalem wall from Hanukkah era
Archaeologists in Jerusalem said they uncover an ancient Jerusalem wall from Hanukkah era. Have more in the report.
An "extremely rare and unusual" ancient stone artifact—thought to be around 2,700 years old—has been discovered in Jerusalem. The artifact in question, a seal made of black stone, was uncovered during ...
After a 150-year search, archaeologists found the moat near a parking lot in Jerusalem. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.
A new tourist complex invites guests to stay in 12 boutique apartments above the site said to have been King David's Palace.
A rare stone seal that dates back millennia has been found in Jerusalem, the Israel Antiquities Authority said Thursday. The black stone seal has been dated back 2,700 years and was found near the ...
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