Did ancient hunter-gatherers living in northern Israel eat reptiles?
Ancient Natufians living in northern Israel around 15,000 years ago hunted and ate reptiles after establishing permanent settlements…
Turkish archaeologists unearth Roman-era pool, mosaic in ancient gymnasium
Archaeologists in Turkey have unearthed two ancient finds during excavations in the ancient city of Tralleis in Turkey’s…
Palestinian Authority petitions UNESCO to make Sebastia World Heritage Site
The Palestinian Authority has increased lobbying to have the historic archaeological site of Sebastia recognized as a UNESCO…
Wooden beams from First Temple’s destruction found ahead of Tisha B’Av
Massive wooden beams charred by the fire that destroyed Jerusalem and the First Temple were unearthed during a…
Archaeologists find inscriptions of pharaohs, ancient deities in Egyptian temple
Previously unexplored parts of the ancient temple complex in the village of al-Qasr in the Bahariya Oasis were…
Complete text of carbonized Herculaneum scroll unlocked for first time
Researchers using artificial intelligence and advanced imaging said on Thursday they had achieved the first complete reading of…
Study: New identification technique pushes back timeline of human fire use
A new technique to identify ancient fires has pushed the known timeline of early human fire use and…
Two ancient statues uncovered during Israel Railways excavations near Haifa
Two marble statues depicting Greco-Roman figures were unearthed recently in Binyamina-Giv’at Ada, located near Haifa, as part of…
New study shows Jordan Valley site is older than expected
Ubeidiya, a prehistoric site in the Jordan Valley, has been dated by researchers to be at least 1.9…
Israel advances bill for West Bank heritage authority
The Knesset Education, Culture and Sports Committee on Tuesday approved the advancement of a controversial bill to establish…