‘Kingdom Of David And Solomon Discovered’ On Display In Oklahoma

Palestinians Demolish Jewish Archaeological Site in West Bank

Biblical Archaeology—Between Christians and Jews

The Israel Connexion Interview: Brent Nagtegaal (Armstrong Institute of Biblical Archaeology)

Ancient ‘Horoscope’ Scroll Unveiled: A Glimpse Into the Mysterious Sect of the Judean Desert

Archaeological Evidence of the Kingdoms of David and Solomon Corroborates Biblical Narrative

Rare Phoenician Electrum Earring Pendant From King Solomon’s Time Discovered in Jerusalem

Jerusalem’s Oldest Gold Artifact

In Israel, a 3,000-Year-Old Purple Factory

Plant, Fruit Analysis From Goliath’s Biblical City Sheds Light on Philistine Rituals

DNA and the Origin of the Jews

Excavating Jerusalem with Cosmic Rays

Biblical Minimalism and Donkey Dung? How an Important Discovery at Timna Supports the Bible

NEA Special Issue: Stamp Seals from the Southern Levant, Part 2

Identifying and Delineating the Geographic Regions of the Israelite Migration from Egypt to Canaan Using a Hydrological Approach

Egypt Orders Review of Pyramid Restoration After Outcry

Herculaneum Scrolls Unlocked

Can AI Unlock the Secrets of the Ancient World?

British Museum’s Planned Cyrus Cylinder Loan to Jerusalem Sparks Protests From Iran

Israel Archaeology Exhibit Opening Feb. 25 in Oklahoma

Unique 5,000-Year-Old Pots Found at Biblical Gezer in 1934 Are Finally Revealed

Tiny Weights Hint at Pre-Muslim Christian Presence on Temple Mount

Oldest Known Fossilized Reptile Skin Found in Oklahoma Cave Resembles That of Modern Crocodiles

The True History of Ancient Jewish Underground Hiding Places in Israel

Rethinking the Pool of Siloam