A Corpus of Iron Age II Inscriptions from Jerusalem: The Background for the Writing of Biblical Texts

Tel Dan Stele, Oldest Archaeological Evidence of King David, Comes to NY’s Jewish Museum

As ‘Oldest Ten Commandments’ Go Up for Auction, Some Scholars Question Authenticity

Earth Has a Vast Interior Ocean, 400 Miles Under Our Feet

Forced to Pause: The Sifting Site Faces Closure After Hanukkah

Ancient Israelite Palace Remains Discovered in Jordan: Archaeological Find Sheds Light on Biblical Site

Evidence of Oldest Known Alphabet Unearthed Among Syrian Tomb Treasures

Pre-Roman Copper Industry Had No Polluting Impact on the Global Environment

West Bank Historian Slain in Lebanon Might Have Been Attempting to Visit Tomb Associated With Simeon, Son of Jacob—Archaeologist

Samsi, ‘Queen of the Arabs,’ and Her Fight Against Assyria

1500-year-old Amulet Depicting the Prophet Solomon Spearing the Devil on Horseback Found in Türkiye

Oldest Inscribed Ten Commandments to be Auctioned in December

Muon Detectors in Jerusalem: Biblical Archaeology Gets Subatomic Help

View Ancient Treasures at Jerusalem’s New National Archeology Campus

Is the Exodus a Myth?

Milestone Achievement in Our Research: Quantitative Analysis of First Temple Period Pottery

Too Good to Be True? Not Necessarily So!

Literacy in the Kingdom of Judah: A Typology of Approaches and a Criticism of Quantitative Perspectives

Was Literacy Important in the Biblical Kingdom of Judah? Expert Offers Answers

A Faience Head of a Bearded Male From Tel Abel Beth Maacah: Iconography, Technology and Context

Israel: Tens of Thousands of Archaeological Relics Uncovered in 2024

With Eyes on Winning War, Building Third Jewish Temple, Ark Replica Shown in Jerusalem

Did the Pharaoh’s Forces Burn Down Biblical Libnah 3,000 Years Ago?

Egyptian Archeologists Discover Fortress, Sword Possibly From Pharaoh During Exodus Period

Tel Dan Stele to be Displayed at the Jewish Museum, NY