
Israeli archaeologists dig up liquor bottles from WWI
Surprising find includes hundreds of liquor bottles, at least 100 years old, found near building where British soldiers garrisoned during the war.

Surprising find includes hundreds of liquor bottles, at least 100 years old, found near building where British soldiers garrisoned during the war.

‘Emperor’s Road’ from 2,000 years ago exposed prior to the installation of a water pipeline.

The 4,000-year-old stone structure is decorated with ancient rock art, the first of its kind ever documented in the Middle East.

‘This is one of the most exciting archaeological discoveries in the caves of Qumran’ — Dr. Oren Gutfeld, Hebrew University archaeologist.

Israel Antiquities Authority is readying a national center where the public and professionals can access history and restoration as never before.

Oldest Hebrew mention of Jerusalem found on scroll dating back to time of the First Temple, 7th century BCE.

Archaeological excavation reveals site where ancient Roman armies breached the city’s Third Wall, which led to destruction of the Second Temple.

Unique technological methods reveal biblical text in an ancient scroll dated back to the first centuries.

Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologists recover ancient statues, coins and marine artifacts in harbor of Caesarea National Park.

Israeli archeologists spent six months pondering a golden object unearthed in Jerusalem. Facebook users found the answer in just a few hours.

Gets certificate from Israel Antiquities Authority for turning over his find, the head of a fertility goddess statuette from the Iron Age.

Stepped structure in Jerusalem raises questions whether it could have been used as a soapbox, lost-and-found drop-off or monumental platform.

1,500 year old burned copy of the beginning of the Book of Leviticus finally deciphered 45 years after it was found.

20 years after pilfering two 2,000 year old sling stones, robber leaves them at Israeli museum with a note saying, ‘They brought me nothing but trouble.’

Winter storms exposed largest ever hoard of eleventh century CE treasure.