Archaeology

Israel's Civil Administration returns dozens of archaeological finds from Burj Lasanan site in a targeted operation

The coins, bearing the images of Roman emperors Constantius II and Constans I, were found hidden in a pit at the end of a narrow tunnel inside a large underground hiding complex

Scientists discovered signs of interbreeding between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens on a 140,000-year-old skull; 'This is the world's earliest evidence of a connection between these two human groups'

Dating back 1,600 years ago, the colorful mosaic portrays hunting scenes, animals, and daily life in 55 medallions – a 'story that connects past, present, and future'

The capital is 1,500 years old, a one-of-a-kind artefact never found before in the world, as it features an eight-branched candelabrum reminiscent of the Temple design

The find 'is the largest and most significant site discovered in the region from the Romand and Byzantine periods'

The lamp was uncovered just in time to be displayed for the public on Hanukkah this year

Excavations on Mount Zion recently revealed a rare Ming-era porceline with 'Forever we will guard the eternal spring,' raising questions as to how it arrived from thousands of miles away

Find provides 'new insights into the nature of the Egyptian influence in the region in general, and the Yarkon area in particular'

The boy, Yair Weitzen from Haifa, discovered a rare bronze ring during a hiking trip. The ring was handed over to the state treasury and will be publicly displayed as part of the summer tours

Archaeologists say the landmark discovery completely changes the understanding of ancient mariners' navigational skills

The unexpected find presents evidence of sea-faring methods used approximately 1,500-years-ago to transport Christian pilgrims to the Holy Land

The research provides unprecedented insights into the construction activities and historical developments of ancient Jerusalem

'Technological diversity and treatment of the raw material documented demonstrates the ability of prehistoric communities to master this type of craftsmanship'

Can we still find traces of Judaism among the Muslims of the Palestinian town of Yata today?

Al Abla is one of the most important ancient mining sites in the south of the country

On the saddest day in Judaism, researchers find evidence of the destruction of the Second Temple at the hands of Roman soldiers

'If we can study ancient cities like Jerusalem, it helps us understand how people first started to live and problems they had,' Dr. Piers Mitchell told i24NEWS

The Ein Jaleb cave is a fascinating time capsule that tells the story of refugees in the Holy Land over generations

A special display at the Israel Museum showcases burial shrouds from different eras, places, and traditions

'This is proof of the extensive commercial and cultural ties that existed between Israel and the Kingdom of Sheba'

Mummies of dogs, goats, cows, gazelles and mongooses were also exhumed by a team of US archaeologists

The center will have updated exhibits featuring first-ever publicly displayed archaeological finds, innovative technology, and interactive galleries

The maps are a unique window into how people thought of, dreamed of, and envisioned the Holy Land 500 years ago