From Birth to Play: New Exhibition Explores Childhood in Ancient Israel
A new exhibition tracing the experience of childhood in ancient Israel, covering everything from birth to play, has opened, according to a report..
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Jerusalem's "House of Mikvehs" Finally Gets a Name, Five Seasons Later
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem announced on September 24, 2026, that five years of excavation in the Ophel, just south of the Temple Mount..
Ramesses II Was Not the Pharaoh of Moses: History, Evidence, and the Search for Truth
Sada Elbalad English has published a piece arguing that Ramesses II, the New Kingdom pharaoh most commonly cast in that role in popular imagination..
Tiny Stone Flakes From an Armenian Cave Rewrite How We Picture Ice Age Travel
A new study says ancient hunter-gatherers in the South Caucasus were not just carrying around identical toolkits from camp to camp. They were..
A Buried Fortune in Kolomna: What 2,600 Medieval Coins Might Tell Us About a Plague
Archaeologists working rescue excavations in Kolomna, outside Moscow, have uncovered a hoard of more than 2,600 silver coins hidden inside a small..
Read MoreSurvey Says Americans Still Believe in God. Also, Water Is Wet.
The American Bible Society's latest State of the Bible report finds that most Americans still believe in God and the supernatural, with 68 percent..
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Archaeologists Find a Road in Jerusalem. Whether Jesus Walked It Is Still a Guess
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Turkey Reports 131 More Hittite Tablets Found at Kayalıpınar
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Archaeologists Find Ancient Pools Near Temple Mount, and Someone Connects Them to Acts 2
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Survey Says Americans Still Believe in God. Also, Water Is Wet.
Turkey Reports 131 More Hittite Tablets Found at Kayalıpınar
The Drill Broke on Something Hard Inside 'Noah's Ark'. Nobody Knows What Yet
Tiny Stone Flakes From an Armenian Cave Rewrite How We Picture Ice Age Travel
Ramesses II Was Not the Pharaoh of Moses: History, Evidence, and the Search for Truth