Israel’s rich biblical history can be found in the country’s archaeology. The Jerusalem Post shares the latest on archaeological excavations at significant biblical and historical sites in Israel and the r... Read More
Excavation in Guangli village uncovers walls dating to the Zhou Dynasty, revealing the oldest known section of the Great Wall.
Among the pieces are two combs made of bone or deer antler, one of which has a geometric decoration that evokes parallels with objects identified in the Frisian region of the Netherlands.
The Al-Qurainiya site has been a focal point for archaeological research since 2014.
The remains include women, men, and children who, according to experts, perished during a major plague wave in 1632/33.
Researchers find that aromatic resins used in mummification continue to produce sweet, woody, and spicy scents.
The Manhattan DA and US Homeland Security deemed Turkey’s request valid and seized the statue from the Cleveland Museum of Art.
After years away from its impressive Greco-Roman ruins, the inhabitants have returned to stroll among its monuments.
The excavation team discovered ancient wall remnants, a giant palm replica, and three colossal Buddha heads with elongated earlobes and a lion pedestal.
Researchers found the remains of the ascetic individual bound in chains. Small metal plates and a tiny cross were found near the abdomen of the skeleton.
The two-meter-high Aphrodite is depicted sitting on a dolphin alongside the god Eros.