Piece of jewelry, which required unique expertise to make, discovered in earth sifted from grandiose Roman structure in Pligrimage Road, near Old City

Come along and hear our host find spots on the treasure map that is the new archaeologically inspired exhibit Disrupted Layer and match her impressions with the artist's intentions

With excavators in need of cutting-edge science and advanced lab equipment to study finds on a molecular level, academics say the partnership will benefit both institutions

Results from sifting 1,600-year-old garbage during a first excavation season at Nahal Omer suggest luxury goods from East were in high demand in the 8th century CE, researchers say

Israel Antiquities Authority says campsite discovery can shed light on lives of nomadic desert population; experts believe eggs were used for food as well as decoration

University of Haifa and Hebrew University archaeologists find silver pieces from Anatolia that reveal robust trade routes and currency use 500 years earlier than previously thought

Academics publish open letter calling for scientific treatment of 'once-in-a-lifetime' claims after new round of unsupported popular press headlines regarding Jerusalem 'discovery'

Dozens of intricately carved oil lamps were found outside a 2,000-year-old central Israel tomb, which is being developed as part of a massive 100-kilometer Judean Kings Trail

Clay item found at Kibbutz Parod; location provides new insights into size of ancient Jewish community that lived there

Team from University of Haifa, US and Germany study sediments under a microscope to identify remains of cotton fibers, pointing to Tel Tsaf’s important role as a global trade hub