Archaeologists found a coin used during the Second Temple period at the Jewish people's holiest site in Jerusalem.

Although the matter is still hotly debated, there is evidence indicating that the Exodus story may have taken place earlier than assumed by many archaeologists.

Teams of diggers rappelled down a dangerous mountain cliff to find dozens of fragments of a 2,000-year-old biblical scroll and more.

Veteran zoo workers said that the coffins had been found in the area of the Ramat Gan Safari’s parking lot.

The Palestinian Authority damaged the area where the Book of Joshua describes its namesake builing an altar on Mount Ebal after the Israelites had crossed into the Holy Land. By Aryeh Savir, TPS The Palestinian Authority (PA) wreaked havoc on the Biblical-era site of Yehoshua ben Nun’s Altar on Mount Ebal and ground stones from... Read more »

Archaeological find gives a glimpse into the wardrobe of King David and King Solomon from 3000 years ago.

Israeli researchers discovered that an artifact originally unearthed near Haifa is the earliest grinding tool found to date.

Exotic foods and spices show ancient Israel was part of global trade with India during the Bronze and early Iron Ages 3,600 years ago.

Archeologists find trove of evidence that after the Bar Kochva revolt against Rome, the area was populated by a mix of Jews, Christians and Pagans.

A fascinating museum in the Holy City of Jerusalem is testament to thousands of years of Jewish continuity on this land.

This ancient stone mikveh from the Second Temple period was carved out of the site and moved to a nearby kibbutz to be preserved.

Israeli researchers have successfully revived date plants from ancient seeds found in archaeological sites in Israel!

Researchers tracked the development of weapons used in the Holy Land and concluded that foreign hitmen were involved.

Scientists used recorded data to link the Holy Temple's destruction on a specific date in 586 BCE to measurements of the earth's magnetic field on that day.

Israeli archaeologists' discoveries related to the Black Plague pandemic in the 6th century reveal critical findings about economic collapse in the face of a major pandemic.

Arab-Israeli archaeologists identified the find as a Jewish ritual bath from the Second Temple era.

Dr. Barak Monnickendam-Givon of the Israel Antiquities Authority describes it as the most astonishing discovery of his career.

Ancient inscriptions stolen from a Jewish shrine in Iran last summer were recently found and returned to their original location.

The ancient plaza underneath the Old City's Damascus Gate reveals the city's evolution over the course of two millennia.

Stav Meir, a resident of Caesarea, went out a week ago to look for mushrooms after heavy winter rains, but found something far more exciting.

Rare colorful mosaic fragments dating back to the third century CE have been uncovered in an ancient synagogue in the Golan Heights, the University of Haifa announced on Monday.

There are those who are trying to stop the City of David excavations in order to prevent the Jewish people's historical connection to Jerusalem from being revealed.

A unique First Temple-era seal recently discovered at the Western Wall is the latest piece of archaeological evidence of ancient Jewish ties to Jerusalem.

Not far from the city of Beit Shemesh, an Israeli excavation team uncovered the ruins of a church and monastery dating back a millennium and a half.

Germany denies Israel’s ownership of the Dead Sea Scrolls, apparently siding with the Palestinian attempt to steal Israel's history and heritage.