Archaeological discoveries

Why were thousands of silver coins buried on Mount Carmel nearly 2,000 years ago? One remarkable discovery may hold the answer.

In Tiberias, a neglected archaeological site holds the legacy of the Sanhedrin and the roots of Jewish scholarship. One man is working to restore and protect it.

Discovered during construction in Nahariya, a 3,400 year old fortress reveals ancient trade and seafaring life, now preserved beneath a modern residential tower where past and present meet.

Unearthed in the City of David, two rare First Temple seals including one belonging to a woman open a window into the personal lives and hidden stories of ancient Jerusalem.

The discovery of a small scarab from the era of Pharaoh Thutmose III reveals Egypt’s presence in the Land of Israel and offers rare insight into the region’s ancient history.

Rare lead amulet found in Jerusalem points to Jewish presence during a period when Jews were officially barred from the city

How a king’s engineering genius and Hashem’s miracle kept Jerusalem alive during the Assyrian siege

The debate over the pyramids reveals more about modern denial and ideology than about ancient Egypt itself

A firsthand account of a daring descent into the burial place of our forefathers, uncovering holy secrets hidden for 2,000 years