Current News and Recent Discoveries from Ancient Times.
- BONORVA, SARDINIA—Finestre sull'Arte reports that archaeologists have investigated three newly discovered rock-cut chamber tombs of […] The post Ancient Sardinian Tombs Uncovered appeared first on Archaeology Magazine.
- CASTULO, SPAIN—The Guardian reports that archaeologists excavating at the ancient Roman settlement of Castulo in […] The post Possible 1,700-Year-Old Synagogue Identified in Spain appeared first on Archaeology Magazine.
- KIRYAT GAT, ISRAEL—According to a statement released by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), archaeologists unearthed […] The post Early Bronze Age Flint Workshop Discovered in Israel appeared first on […]
- TEPE CHALOW, IRAN—Phys.org reports that a team led by archaeologist Ali Vahdati has excavated the […] The post Rich Bronze Age Burial Unearthed in Iran appeared first on Archaeology […]
- SABHA, LIBYA—Archaeologists are investigating engravings that a citizen noticed were carved on rock faces in […] The post 10,000-Year-Old Rock Art Identified in Libyan Mountains appeared first on Archaeology […]
Biblical Archeology:
- In the Book of Joshua, Rahab assisted two Israelite spies in escaping out a window and down the city wall of Jericho. Who was Rahab in the Bible? A Biblical prostitute or just an innkeeper? The post Rahab the Harlot? appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
- In the deserts of Oman and Yemen can be found a treasure trove of ancient inscriptions written in pre-Islamic Arabian scripts. Among these is the […] The post Mysterious Pre-Islamic Arabian Script Deciphered appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
- Was there really weeping from the Judahite exiles by the rivers of Babylon? New evidence suggests that life was actually pretty good for some Judahite deportees and their successors. The post How Bad Was the Babylonian Exile? appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
- Were the warriors from the tribe of Benjamin left-handed by nature or nurture? The post Left-Handed People in the Bible appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
- Excavations in Jerusalem’s Har Hotzvim neighborhood continue to reveal a massive stone quarry, which can now be counted as the largest ever discovered from the […] The post Building Second Temple Jerusalem appeared first on Biblical Archaeology Society.
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