Assyrian Military Camps Used For Historic Sieges to Jerusalem and Lachish Identified, Scholar Claims

Medicine & Technology Jun 19, 2024

A scholar claims to have identified two Assyrian military camps. Read to learn more.

Iron Age Moat Discovered in Jerusalem Could Have Been Used For the Biblical City's Division, Defense

Jan 10, 2024

Archaeologists have discovered a moat in Jerusalem that could have served as a defense or dividing structure in the past. Read to learn more.

Hanukkah's Historical Clue: 16 Ancient Ceramic Tiles Unearthed in Jerusalem's City of David National Park

Dec 13, 2023

Jerusalem archaeologists find 2,200-year-old ceramic tiles, linking directly to Hanukkah history, during an excavation in at City of David National Park. Read the article to learn more details.

Evidence of Necromancy During the Roman Era Found Close to Jerusalem; Eerie 'Death Magic' Practice Involved Attempts To Speak to the Dead

Jul 18, 2023

The practice of necromancy could have arrived in the region as Romans from other regions repopulated the area. Read to learn more.

King David's Kingdom Found? Israeli Archaeologist Thinks Fortified Towns Around Jerusalem Were Part of the Biblical Kingdom

Jul 14, 2023

An Israeli archaeologist is the first to "connect the dots" of how five towns around Jerusalem could have been part of the Biblical kingdom rules by King David, though his colleagues are skeptic about it. Read to learn more.

Stone Receipt? Rare 2,000-Year-Old Rock in Jerusalem Found To Contain Record of Financial Transaction

May 23, 2023

The stone receipt shows that ancient individuals may have grasped the concept and purpose of having receipts. Read to learn more.

Puzzling Handprint in 1000-Year-Old Moat Used to Defend Jerusalem's Old City Baffles Researchers; Archaeologists Unsure If It Was Symbolic Or a Prank

Jan 26, 2023

Archaeologists were not sure if the handprint they found in an old moat meant something or was just a prank. Read the story to know the details.

Ancient Toilet Discovered in Jerusalem Shows Traces of Possibly Parasitic Infection Epidemic From 2,700-Year-Old

Jan 05, 2022

An ancient toilet was recently discovered in Jerusalem and findings have shown that the 2,700-year-old find still shows some signs of infection a long time ago.

Site of Jesus' tomb re-opens following painstaking restoration in Jerusalem

Mar 24, 2017

The holy site of Jesus' tomb in Jerusalem opens to the public after the year-long restoration costing 3.75 Million. Scientists, however, warn that the foundation of the site is unsafe as it may cause a Catastrophic Collapse.