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The first — and only — early Canaanite sentence was recently deciphered on a Middle Bronze Age ivory lice comb found during a 2016 excavation at...
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An Israel Antiquities Authority bust in the northern Israeli city of Afula late last week yielded thousands of ancient coins and arrowheads, the...
Prof. David Weiss Halivni, a theologian and pioneer in the field of academic Talmudic scholarship, died Wednesday at age 95. Born in today’s...
One of the most beautiful treasures of Roman-era Holy Land — the seafaring-themed Lod mosaic — was restored to its home port on June 27. Given a...
A team of Israeli archaeologists has identified and excavated what is one of the oldest known mosques in the world. The small 7th-century CE prayer...
All work and no play makes Goliath a dull boy. A recent Palestine Exploration Quarterly article charts an unprecedented number of 4,500-year-old...
Eighteen hundred years ago, a convert to Judaism called Jacob wrote a grave marker in red ink, warning the world against opening his grave in the...
Recent excavations in Jerusalem’s Armon Hanatziv neighborhood are resurrecting one of the ancient city’s main water suppliers — the...
What caused a family to pick up and abandon their farm 2,100 years ago in the eastern Galilee? An unprecedented Hellenistic-era farmstead uncovered...
In one of the biggest busts in Israeli history, the Israel Antiquities Authority’s theft prevention unit has recovered over 1,800 ancient artifacts...
Herod the Great was a builder known for his colossal projects and discriminating taste. And while he filled his palaces with only the finest the...
A new study of trash heaps at rest stops along the ancient Incense Route in the Negev Desert shows it was a two-way street for trade. Contrary to...
Mere mortals (such as myself) may wonder: Is there anything Mayim Bialik can’t do? The longtime Hollywood actor has just released “As They Made...
In a curious case of art unintentionally imitating life, a team of Canadian and Australian researchers have identified what they claim is evidence of...
Welcome to Times Will Tell, the weekly podcast from The Times of Israel. This week, ahead of Easter, we tour the Jerusalem Old City’s Church of the...
Hi-tech residue analysis of 6th-century BCE jug sherds shows that ancient Jerusalem’s elite imported vanilla from southeast Asia to flavor their...
The earliest mosaic in Israel dedicated to Jesus Christ may soon be sprung from prison. In 2004, a Greek inscription to “to the God Jesus Christ”...
Archaeologist Dr. Scott Stripling and a team of international scholars held a press conference on Thursday in Houston, Texas, unveiling what he claims...
While practicing her scales on February 24, like many in the world, popular violinist Kerenza Peacock‘s attention was turned toward Ukraine. “So I...
A new interdisciplinary study based off of patina comparison on flint tools discovered during excavations at the rich prehistoric site Revadim looks...
Three 1,500-year-old “magic” incantation bowls and hundreds of other rare artifacts — some dating to the biblical period — were seized from an...
When two Ashdod municipal police officers went out on a routine beach patrol last week, they hardly expected to unravel a 1,500-year-old mystery. But...
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