Articles in "Archeology"
Ancient Burial Practices Point to Deep Cultural Ties Between Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens
A groundbreaking discovery in central Israel is reshaping science's understanding of early human history. For the first time, researchers ...
Nesher Ramla Discovery Reveals Selective Hunting and Scavenging by Prehistoric Humans
New research reveals that early humans at the prehistoric site of Nesher Ramla in Israel's coastal plain did not hunt indiscriminately but ...
Discovery of 2,500-Year-Old Negev Burial Site Sheds Light on Ancient Trade Routes
Archaeologists uncovered a 2,500-year-old burial site in the Negev Highlands, shedding light on ancient trade routes that connected ...
Hidden for Millennia: Roman-Era Papyrus Details Tax Evasion and Slave Trade Scam
A newly analyzed papyrus has unveiled a spectacular case of forgery and fiscal fraud in the Roman Empire, providing scholars with rare ...
Archaeologists Solve Mystery of Israel’s Missing Cave Art
A team of researchers from Tel Aviv University have proposed a groundbreaking explanation for a century-old archaeological mystery: why ...
Suspects Caught Red-Handed Looting Galilee Archaeological Site
A gang of antiquities robbers was caught red-handed looting an archaeological site in northern Israel, the Israel Antiquities Authority ...
Levant’s Oldest Known Ritual Site Discovered in Galilee Cave
Israeli archaeologists working in the Western Galilee uncovered the earliest known evidence of communal worship in the Levant, dating back ...
Jerusalem Yields First-Ever Chinese Inscription in Archaeological Dig
In an unusual archaeological find, a porcelain bowl fragment bearing a 16th-century Chinese inscription has been uncovered on Mount Zion in ...
12-Year-Old Israeli Stumbles Upon 3,500-Year-Old Egyptian Amulet
A 12-year-old girl hiking with her family stumbled upon a 3,500-year-old Egyptian amulet, the Israel Antiquities Authority said on ...
Centuries-Old Roman Wall Art in Ashkelon Brought Back to Life After Decades
Extraordinary Roman-era wall paintings dating back more than 1,700 years in Ashkelon are being revealed to the public for the first time as ...
