Sennacherib’s Throne-Room Reliefs: On Jerusalem and the Misplaced City of Ushu

Despite Academic Battle Royal, a New Book Returns David’s Kingdom to its Place in History

Archaeologists May Have Finally Found Sparta’s Lost Mycenaean Palace

Egypt Unveils Newly Restored Statues of Amenhotep III in Luxor

Rare 2,000-Year-Old Hasmonean Oil Lamp and Writing Stylus Unearthed Near Jerusalem

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New Graphic Memoir Traces How Archaeology—and U.S. Academia—Evolved Over 50 Years

In Biblical Israel, Hartebeest Still Roamed. What Led to Their Extinction?

Refining Linguistic Dating of Biblical Texts: Methodological Considerations for Future Use

Jericho: The Latest Research—Part Three

Study Anchors Obscure Pharaoh in Time, Opening Research Path Into Dating the Exodus

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Opium Use in Ancient Egypt: Alabaster Vase Residue Points to Widespread Use

Whole-Genome Ancestry of an Old Kingdom Egyptian

‘A Millennium-Long Monopoly’: How Biblical Israel Imported a Steady Flow of African Ivory

Study: 4,300-Year-Old Cup With Oldest Depiction of Creation Features a ‘Celestial Ark’

New Database Reveals Startling Extent of Rome’s Roads: We Only Know 3%

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Jericho: The Latest Research—Part Two

Challenging Conceptions: First Insights from the Renewed Excavations at Hazor’s Lower City