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Map of Midaba, showing ships loading salt. From Wikipedia

"The salt of the earth..." and its minerals

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Buffaloes in the Hula marshes, against the backdrop of the Hermon, 30s or early 40s of the 20th century. Photo: Wikipedia.

70 years of environment in Israel

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Mycelia's jaw. Courtesy of Tel Aviv University.

The oldest human fossil outside of Africa is found in Israel

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Mina is located in Ashkelon National Park. Photo: Minozig, Wikimedia Commons.

A problem of bird relations

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Reconstruction of a textile house. Source: Chai, Wikimedia Commons.

Good oil with a good name

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Illustration: pixabay.

For the first time: the bones of an ancient elk were found in the Jordan Valley

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The Dead Sea. Photo: Itamar Grinberg / israeltourism.

a dying sea

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Eagle, among the critically endangered birds. Photo: Midad Goren, Society for the Protection of Nature.

New report: An alarming deterioration in the condition of birds in Israel

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: A complete candle from the Abbasid period found in the garbage pit and decorated with vine clusters and birds. Eliyahu Yanai, courtesy of the City of David.

A 1,000-year-old eggplant was discovered in excavations in Jerusalem

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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? - Chapter three - Tiberias: the capital of the Galilean fishing

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The dolmen is 4,000 years old this year. Photo: Gonen Sharon, Tel Hai Academic College.

A rare ancient and mysterious over 4,000-year-old dolmen decorated with ancient rock art has been uncovered

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The relief "Fishermen" by Aharon Priber, 1956. Photograph by Y. hornbill Source: Wikimedia.

A Jew likes fish? - Chapter two - fish ponds during the Second Temple period and after

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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 sand dune (Heterotheca subaxillaris). Photo: Janet Tarbox / flickr.

The invader who takes over the coastal strip

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lightning

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

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The national carrier in an open canal (on the left) near Aylavon

Israel of 50 years ago: the flowering of the man-made wilderness

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Tel Beit Yarah: New Evidence of Connections with Egypt's First Dynasty

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A more than 2000-year-old beit-bed was discovered

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Somewhat right? always right? Always wrong?

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Go to Mount Ibal - says Herzog's opponent, Adam Zertal

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