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

Swimmer Finds Huge Roman Shipwreck Loaded With Marble Off Israel’s Coast—Again

The Jewish Traditions Behind King Charles III’s Coronation

‘You are Cursed by the God YHW:’ An Early Hebrew Inscription From Mt. Ebal

Standing Stones, Bones: Archaeologists Excavate Neolithic Cattle Cult Site in Saudi Arabia

Israeli Experts Create AI to Translate Ancient Cuneiform Text—Study

Exodus Pharaoh EXPLAINED!

Hebrew University’s Institute of Archaeology Presents: Epigraphy in Judah: The Second International Conference

‘Thousands’ of Finds Discovered at Iron Age Temple in Madaba

Submerged Nabatean Temple Found

Jews Could Have Kept Kosher, Passover in Ancient Roman Army, Per New Paper

Spectacular Gold Jewels Worn Against Evil Eye in Roman Jerusalem Go on Exhibit, Finally

‘Roman Numerals’ Discovered on Stone of Destiny Ahead of King Charles III Coronation

Incense From Sheba for the Jerusalem Temple

It’s in the DNA: Israeli Grapes Are the Mother of All European Wines

We’re Nowhere Near Reaching the Maximum Human Life Span, Controversial Study Suggests

Yodfat, the Jewish Town Attacked by 60,000 Roman Soldiers

The Race to Read the Herculaneum Scrolls