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Photochromic photograph of fishermen in the Sea of ​​Galilee between 1890 and 1905. Source: Library of Congress.

A Jew likes fish?

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The raising of the Olympic flag at the Reno Olympics, 2016. Photo: flickr.

In the name of the sunset of the nostalgic, romantic past

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Gate of Titus in Rome. Not all treasures were looted. There were also some that were put away

Opinion: What is the history?

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Dr. Mordechai Stein from the Earth Research Institute at the Hebrew University while drilling in the Dead Sea

The Dead Sea: A Warning from the Past

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discus thrower

The XNUMXth Muscle Song - Did they throw a discus in Jerusalem? or "bursting disc"

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Ernst Friedrich Chaldani

Head-to-head with Newton: on Ernst Chaldani and the meteorites

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Dutch East India Company bond from 1623

Gambling like Rothschild - a review of the book 'The Rise of Money'

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Jules Verne

Success has two fathers - Jules Verne and Pierre Hetzel

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The cover of the first issue of the Baytown from September 20, 1948

A new website for the history and heritage of the Air Force went online

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President Weizmann's grave in the Weizmann Estate

A new series of unique tours at the Weizmann Institute of Science will focus on gardening, architecture, art and history

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lightning

The effect of lightning on radio reception and its safety - an article from 1936

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Sinkhole in the Dead Sea. Photographed by Eliezer Schwartz, Jerusalem. From: Wikipedia

Comprehensive scientific drilling in the Dead Sea

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Jeremy Bentham

How Jeremy Bentham tried to make everyone happy, and ended his life like his mummy

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In a unique community excavation and the largest in Israel to date, researchers from the University of Haifa together with school students from the area of ​​the Menashe Regional Council are uncovering Tel-Assor, a Canaanite settlement from the Bronze Age

The largest community archaeological excavation in Israel brought hundreds of XNUMXth graders out of their classrooms and into the excavation of the past

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The goose that laid golden eggs

Faith-na-na: This is how it started...

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Nylon stockings on flesh and blood legs

Ma'am, it's mine! About the nylon riots

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Leon Termin plays the instrument named after him

Radio and electronics in the Land of Israel in the twenties

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Survivors of the earthquake in Haiti, January 13, 2010. Photo: user canadianecross on the Flickr website

the sciences of the past

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The first page of the original copy of the US Constitution

The road to a free society is full of good virtues

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The admiral Claudisali is following

The curse that became a blessing - about the disaster of the Isles of Scilly

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The photo of the explosion in Halifax (probably the only one that exists)

The worst accident in history - the Halifax disaster

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The stones of the breastplate - the garment of the high priest. From Wikipedia - taken from the Jewish Encyclopedia

The priesthood as you did not know it, chapter XNUMX and last: So what did we have...?

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The cover of the book Journeys Without Scale

Getting Lost: Book Review of 'Journeys Without Scale'

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A bronze Isar from the first year of the Bar Kochva rebellion, a palm tree and the inscription - Elazar HaCohen, some identify him as Elazar Modai, Bar Kochva's uncle

The Priesthood as You Didn't Know It - XNUMX: The Manipulation of Ben Kusava - II

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Herod conquers Jerusalem. A picture from the Middle Ages

Was free love given to us from Mount Sinai or from Europe?

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