A first of its kind find, indicative of activity in the Temple, was recently discovered: a tiny item that probably "certified" the ritual purity of an object or food in the Temple Mount com ...

The tiny stamp was used in the 6th century to identify baked products and it probably belonged to a bakery that supplied kosher bread to the Jews of Akko in the Byzantine period.

In archaeological work in the 2,000 year-old drainage channel between the City of David and the Jerusalem Archaeological Garden, remains were discovered of the building closest to the First ...

Earliest archaeological evidence found of the existence of the city of Bethlehem already in the First Temple period-the first ancient artifact constituting tangible evidence of the existenc ...

Hebrew University archaeologist Yosef Garfinkel finds first cultic evidence in Judah from the time of King David, with implications for Solomon's Temple.