New archaeological research shows siege on Masada lasted just weeks, not years
The research counters a long-held narrative about the first-century Roman siege of the fortress
The research counters a long-held narrative about the first-century Roman siege of the fortress
Exactly how did historic artifacts wind up in Mar-a-Lago, and what do they tell us about the indicted former president?
Evangelical tourism is booming in Saudi Arabia, all to see where God maybe spoke to Moses
An ancient factory producing ‘royal purple’ dye is revealed to have been a joint Israelite-Phoenician venture that cornered the market for one of world’s oldest luxury goods
Israeli archaeologists find seven tiny whistles made of bone that emit sounds like calls of predatory birds at prehistoric swamp site in the Hula Valley
The earliest sentence found in Israel petitions the gods, but not to rain down good fortune or extirpate the foe
Dozens of religious relics and buildings conjure up memories of a long-ago interfaith community
We don’t know who lived there, but the inhabitants in this farm in northern Israel seem to have grabbed their essentials and fled, leaving their home and farming gear unusually intact.