Articles in "University of Haifa"
15,000-Year-Old Bird Bones Reveal Natufian Hunting in Israel’s Carmel Caves
When the prehistoric residents of the Carmel Caves looked west some 15,000 years ago, they would not have seen the Mediterranean Sea but a ...
Even Traumatized Parents Can Shield Their Children from War’s Emotional Toll, Study Finds
Even during war, parents can play a critical role in protecting their children, new research finds. The study shows that parental emotional ...
Israeli Archaeologists Uncover World’s Oldest Known Nursing Home
Israeli archaeologists have uncovered what may be the world’s oldest known nursing home, following the discovery of a rare Greek ...
Archaeologists Find Earliest Evidence of Bronze-Making in Land of Israel
Archaeologists have uncovered the first conclusive evidence that bronze was produced locally in the Land of Israel during the Early Iron ...
Ancient Jewish Sages Were Key Players in Mediterranean Wine Industry, New Study Shows
A new study from the University of Haifa sheds light on a little-known chapter of ancient Mediterranean history: Jewish religious scholars ...
Ancient Negev Wine Industry Offers Warning for Modern Climate Challenges
A University of Haifa study released on Wednesday sheds light on the remarkable success -- and eventual collapse -- of the wine industry ...
Civil Servants Not Immune to Polarization, Study Finds in Israel and U.S. Parallels
A new academic study has found that civil servants, much like the general public, are deeply divided in how they perceive and respond to ...
Rare Three-Generation Dolphin Sighting Documented off Tel Aviv Coast
In a rare and remarkable marine encounter, Israeli scientists documented three generations of dolphins in a single photograph during a ...
Ancient Names Reveal Cosmopolitan Character of Biblical Israel, New Study Finds
Personal names etched into clay and stone over 2,500 years ago are revealing more than just identities -- they are exposing the inner ...
Dyeing for Royalty: Ancient Tools Reveal Economic Power Behind Biblical Israel
Archaeologists have uncovered the first physical evidence of tools used to produce scarlet dye at Tel Shikmona, shedding light on a highly ...
