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.

Excavations in Netivot revealed the remains of a late-Byzantine-period village, including a workshop, various buildings and two wine presses.

Workers on a highway expansion project discovered an ancient Byzantine-era church and surrounding dwellings.

Located on the southeastern edge of Rosh HaAyin are the remains of the Migdal Tsedek fortress. The video provides an aerial view of the fortress, revealing a part of Israel's ancient history.

Excavations at Zippori in the north have proven to be among the most exciting in all of Israel, offering a glimpse into an ancient cosmopolitan city.