Some 60 bronze and iron arrowheads were forgotten in a box for decades, but will take center stage in newly renovated museum during Hannukah

Trove of silver coins -- two months' average salary -- document bloody persecution preceding the famous Hannuka revolt when Jews fled to the desert, as written in I Maccabees 2:29

Weapon, found in Yavne and bearing inscription 'Victory for Heracles and Hauron,' could have been tool for psychological warfare against Hasmoneans during Hanukkah revolt

Antiquities Authority dubs path 'highway of the ancient world'; excavation works also unearth pottery shards, metal vessels and coins

Tour guide for eighth-grade pupils in Azor comes up with finding, which likely depicts an ancient Egyptian pharaoh bestowing authority on local Canaanite ruler

Israel Antiquities Authority says men damaged site while they were searching for mythical hidden treasure in a well

Israel-led team of researchers find that some 780,000 years ago, prehistoric humans used sophisticated methods to cook huge fish from Hula Lake, in what is now northern Israel

With a paucity of contemporary Bronze Age examples for comparison, scholars believe relatable 7-word inscription is first recorded complete proto-Canaanite sentence in Holy Land

Team discovers that from layers of historical destruction springs a new hope of accurate chronological dating, plus deeper understanding of a powerful cosmic force

A charcoal etching with heraldic emblem of Adrian von Bubenberg's family shows link between medieval Switzerland and Jerusalem