Unearthing Solomon’s Gates at Hazor: Evidence of the Davidic Kingdom

Archaeologists Stunned by Lavish Assyrian-Period Tomb in Northern Israel

A Monumental Burial Complex From an Amarna-Age Port at Yavneh-Yam, Israel

Researchers Unearth Origins of Ancient Egypt’s Karnak Temple

Number One Evidence for Israel’s Conquest of the Promised Land … Other Than the Bible!

Sealed 2,000 Years: No One Knew This Door Existed

Archaeologists Found King Solomon’s Gate

Breaking Ground Without Digging: In First, Archaeologists ‘X-ray’ Jerusalem’s Hidden Layers

Nearly 100 Byzantine-Era Coins Discovered at Sea of Galilee

Jericho: The Latest Research—Part One

The Archaeology of Jerusalem Pilgrimage: An Interview With Uzi Leibner and Orit Peleg-Barkat

Rubio, Netanyahu Reopen Ancient Pilgrimage Road in Jerusalem

How the Restoration of Ancient Babylon Is Drawing Tourists Back to Iraq

Bronze Age and Iron Age Cultures in the Middle East Were Really Committed to Wine Production, Analysis Reveals

Welcome to the Israel National Archaeological Database

Tel Ether: Excavating Quiet Corner of the Bible Shows Israelite Impact on Foothills of Judea

Khirbat Khudash (Bet Arye): A Royal Olive Oil Production Center in the Kingdom of Israel

Radiocarbon Dating of Jerusalem’s Siloam Dam Links Climate Data and Major Waterworks

Mosaics, Mikvehs and Oil Lamps Found at Grand Estate Shed New Light on Ancient Samaritans

In Rare Find, Israeli Archaeologists Discover Intact 4,000-Year-Old Lamp Wicks

Ancient Statues Emerge From the Waters Off Egypt’s Coast, Where They’d Been Hiding for Thousands of Years

Pilgrimage to the Jerusalem Temple

Biblical Archaeology Review, Fall 2025

Silver Was Key Currency in Israel Long Before Invention of Coins, Study Finds

2,000-Year-Old Greek Artifact Seized in Jerusalem Antique Shop Raid