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A New Indo-European Language Has Been Discovered in the Hittite capital Hattusa
Anatolian Archaeology • September 21
The Harsh Life of Diplomatic Messengers in Egypt in the Late Bronze Age
ASOR • September 14
New Findings from the Acrabat Toparchy and the Northern Border of Judea before and after the Great Revolt
JJAR • September 7
Redeciphered First Temple Inscription May Shed Light on Biblical ‘Valley of Salt’
Times of Israel • September 6
Daedalus in Jerusalem
Biblical Archaeology Review • September 1
Archaeology or Politics: Does Newsweek Question the Existence of the Jewish Temple?
Honest Reporting • September 4
Burial Jars of Pharaoh’s Wet Nurse Reveal Secrets of Ancient Egyptian Mummification
Haaretz • August 31
What We Know About the British Museum Thefts So Far
BBC • August 26
Who Really Invented the Alphabet?
ASOR • August 24
Filming in Jerusalem for the Massive Open Online Course on Biblical Archaeology: The Ophel
The Tell es-Safi/Gath Archaeological Project Blog • August 21
Second Temple Era Synagogue Discovered in Russia
The Jerusalem Post • August 16
Ancient ‘Magic Mirror’ Discovered in Northern Israel by Youth Leader
The Jerusalem Post • August 3
A Rare 2,500-Year-Old Marble Disc, Designed to Protect Ancient Ships and Ward Off the Evil Eye, Discovered Near Palmachim Beach
Arkeonews • August 5
Destruction by Fire: Reconstructing the Evidence of the 586 BCE Babylonian Destruction in a Monumental Building in Jerusalem
Journal of Archaeological Science • July 22
The Illicit Trade in Antiquities Is Not the World’s Third-Largest Illicit Trade: A Critical Evaluation of a Factoid
Antiquity • June 29
Assyrian Relics Resurrected at Nimrud, Defying Terrorist Destruction
Ancient Origins • July 9
DNA Analysis Reveals Minoan and Mycenaean Genetic Origins
Greek Reporter • July 21
Amateur Archaeologists Can Help Conserve the Crumbling Tel Gezer, One Brick at a Time
Times of Israel • July 16
In Vivid Color: 1,500-Year-Old Huqoq Mosaic Depicts Samson, Animals Hunting
Times of Israel • July 13
Skull-Filled Cave Near Jerusalem Was Used for Ancient Death Rituals—Study
The Jerusalem Post • July 12
Marine Excavations Offer Glimpse Into Ancient History Preserved Under the Sea
Times of Israel • July 15
Israel’s Amnesty for Antiquities Looters Produces Treasures
Haaretz • July 4
The Bilingual Amorite/Akkadian Cuneiform Tablets
Associates for Biblical Research • June 20
Israeli Archaeologists Enlist Cosmic Rays to Unveil Underground Secrets of Jerusalem
Haaretz • July 2
A Feast Fit for an Assyrian King (And 69,574 Guests)
Haaretz • June 23
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