Ancient ‘Magic Mirror’ Discovered in Northern Israel by Youth Leader

A Rare 2,500-Year-Old Marble Disc, Designed to Protect Ancient Ships and Ward Off the Evil Eye, Discovered Near Palmachim Beach

Destruction by Fire: Reconstructing the Evidence of the 586 BCE Babylonian Destruction in a Monumental Building in Jerusalem

The Illicit Trade in Antiquities Is Not the World’s Third-Largest Illicit Trade: A Critical Evaluation of a Factoid

Assyrian Relics Resurrected at Nimrud, Defying Terrorist Destruction

DNA Analysis Reveals Minoan and Mycenaean Genetic Origins

Amateur Archaeologists Can Help Conserve the Crumbling Tel Gezer, One Brick at a Time

In Vivid Color: 1,500-Year-Old Huqoq Mosaic Depicts Samson, Animals Hunting

Skull-Filled Cave Near Jerusalem Was Used for Ancient Death Rituals—Study

Marine Excavations Offer Glimpse Into Ancient History Preserved Under the Sea

Israel’s Amnesty for Antiquities Looters Produces Treasures

The Bilingual Amorite/Akkadian Cuneiform Tablets

Israeli Archaeologists Enlist Cosmic Rays to Unveil Underground Secrets of Jerusalem

A Feast Fit for an Assyrian King (And 69,574 Guests)

The Book of Esther as a Source for Achaemenian History

Ancient Tel Shikmona Factory Probably Supplied the First Temple With Dye

How Archaeology Affirmed the Historic Stature of a Biblical King

Gabi Barkay—The Dean of Biblical Archaeology

Archaeologists Use AI to Identify New Archaeological Sites in Mesopotamia

Hebrew U Archaeologists Discover Ancient Tiny Flutes that Imitate Predatory Bird Calls

Early City Planning in the Kingdom of Judah: Khirbet Qeiyafa, Beth Shemesh 4, Tell en-Naṣbeh, Khirbet ed-Dawwara, and Lachish V

2,500-Year-Old Poop From Jerusalem Toilets Contain Oldest Evidence of Dysentery Parasite

Israeli Gov’t to Invest NIS 500 million in Jerusalem Projects

Brew Your Own Ancient Beer: Yeast From 3,000-Year-Old Philistine Beer Jug Now on Sale

Codex Sassoon, Oldest Near-Complete Hebrew Bible, Purchased for $38.1 Million