Archaeologists discovered a Ramesside-era tomb belong to “Paser” on Luxor’s west bank.
“An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered
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Archaeologists discovered a Ramesside-era tomb belong to “Paser” on Luxor’s west bank.
“An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered
One thousand female figurines have been found in Jerusalem, but until now no such mold has been d...
A fragment of a large stele of the Assyrian king Ashurbanipal (669-631 BC) was discovered at Nineveh. The front s...
Burnt sycamore beams from the First Temple period were discovered in the Givati parking lot excavation in
[I intended to post this roundup on Saturday. I apologize for the delay.]
Archaeologists working at Shiloh this summer discovered “a lavish ritual bath, a clay cooking pot and a rare purple-dye snail shell.”
Aren Maeir shares that the...