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Biblical archaeology

The new address from Tel Arad discovered by researchers from Tel Aviv University. Photo credit: Michael Kordonsky, Tel Aviv University.

A new photographic technology has revealed a Hebrew inscription from the days of the First Temple - on pottery that is still considered clean of a letter

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Microscope photograph of the head of a bee Amla from the biblical beehive (photo: Vitaly Gutkin)

Everything is honey: researchers from the Hebrew University found bees of the Turkish variety in beehives from biblical times

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Antiquities of the city of Aleppo

A kingdom called "Palestine" existed in the 11th-12th centuries BC in northern Syria and on the border between Syria and Turkey

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David statue - the work of Nicolas Cordier in the Basilica of David_SM_Maggiore in Rome

New evidence on the establishment of David's kingdom was presented at an international conference on the study of the Ancient Near East held at the University of Haifa

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Dr. Eilat Mazar and the piece of material from the days of the First Temple that she uncovered. Photo: Sasson Thiram

An archaeologist from the Hebrew University uncovered a wall from the days of the United Kingdom

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Greetings from Achimelech and Yehohil from Topa in Judah

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Noah's flood was not that strong

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The earliest evidence of the indigo dye production industry in the Dead Sea region was found in the ashes of workshop waste

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Noah's flood - first chapter

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in the eyes of the beholder

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Was Atlantis in Cyprus?

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The real Noah's ark - artifacts were found from a culture that was flooded by the waters of the Black Sea

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