Extraordinary ‘Sacrificial Ass’ With Severed Head Discovered From Bronze Age Israel—and it was From a Faraway Land

Burial Cave in Israel May Belong to Herodian Princess Salome: From Royal Tomb to Christian and Islamic Pilgrimage Site

For the First Time, Cosmic-Ray Muons Map Jeremiah’s Cistern in the City of David

Was the Third-Century Syrian Queen Zenobia a Jew?

The First Expedition to Lachish: A Colonial Archaeology Story

Biblical Archaeologists Evacuated From Shiloh Dig Amid Escalation With Iran

Jerusalem Aqueduct Tunnel Surpassed Rome’s in Length, Study Reveals

Lion-head Bronzes in Grave in Israel May Reveal Zoroastrian Influence on Rome

Can AI Date the Dead Sea Scrolls?

Antiquities Authority: No Known Damage to Archaeological Sites in Israel

Archaeologists Unveil Sanctuary of Odysseus on Ithaca: A Monumental Discovery Rooted in Myth and History

Ancient Royal Tomb Linked to King Midas Unearthed in Türkiye’s Capital

Winds Played Key Role in Minoan Collapse After Thera Eruption, Study Finds

Archaeologists Uncover Multi-Period Sanctuary at Khirbat Balu’a in Karak

Jewish Secrets Scratched in Stone: 2,000-Year-Old Cryptic Text Found in Jerusalem

First Dig in 100 Years Reveals Rare Discovery at Biblical Israel Capital, Samaria

Dating Ancient Manuscripts Using Radiocarbon and AI-Based Writing Style Analysis

Egyptian Court Ruling on State Ownership of St. Catherine’s Monastery at Mount Sinai Sparks Global Concern

The Transformation of Hebrew Script: From Paleo-Hebrew to Aramaic

Accelerating Into the Past: Inside the Lab Rewriting the History of Ancient Israel

Uncovering the Truth: Temple Mount Artifacts That Challenge Political Narratives

A Failed Coup: The Assassination of Sennacherib and the Assyrian Civil War of 681 BC

Bronze Age Leprosy Hitched Rides Along Ancient Copper and Pottery Trade Route

Ancient Israelites Were More Worldly Than Their Insular Judean Cousins, Study Shows

Israel Restarts Archaeological Excavations at Sebastia (Samaria) After 12-Year Hiatus