Digging Through Ancient Garbage Reveals New Perspective on Famed Nabatean Trade Route

The First International Academic Conference on New Studies in Temple Mount Research

Who Were the Picts, the Early Inhabitants of Scotland?

Palestinians Mark Ramadan by Destroying Temple Mount Antiquities

Experiencing the Ancient Flavors of Recipes From the Bible

Remains of Temple to Zeus Kasios Uncovered in Sinai

Clay Sealings from the Temple Mount and Their Use in the Temple and Royal Treasuries

Was Stonehenge a Solar Calendar?

Unwrapping Amenhotep I

Journeying Back To Where It All Started: Revisiting the Egyptian Exodus

Scientists Find Leg of Dinosaur That Was Killed by the Great Asteroid

Prehistoric Mega-quake Identified Off Chilean Coast 3,800 Years Ago

New Cosmic-Ray Scan of the Great Pyramid of Giza Could Reveal Hidden Burial Chamber

Residue Analysis Evidence for Wine Enriched with Vanilla Consumed in Jerusalem on the Eve of the Babylonian Destruction in 586 B.C.E.

Can Archaeologists Find the Ark of the Covenant?

abr Press Conference: Oldest Proto-Hebrew Inscription Ever Found in Israel

Famous Siloam Inscription Shows the Complexity of Repatriation of Antiquities

Monumental Structure in Sicily Isn’t a Phoenician Harbor—It’s a Huge Sacred Pool of Baal

Is the Bible’s Story of the Jewish Exodus From Egypt Accurate?

Egypt Announces Discovery of Five Ancient Water Wells in North Sinai

Solomon, Scripture, and Science: The Rise of the Judahite State in the 10th Century bce

Did Solomon Really Take an Egyptian Bride?

Israeli Archaeological Treasures Align with Hebrew Bible Accounts

A Day in the Life of an Antiquities Crime-buster in Israel

Man Died 5,500 Years Ago By The Driest Place On Earth—From Drowning