After Tomb of the Kings was unbarred and quickly resealed by French authorities in June following dispute at opening, visitors allowed to visit the 2,000-year-old site

Site yields rare intact crypt to anonymous martyr immortalized by Greek inscription; Jerusalem museum exhibit showcases massive collection of delicate glass artifacts

Artifact found in Neolithic stone structure shows objects were traded in region since ancient times

Episode #7: UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion Dr. Ahmed Shaheed discusses why anti-Semitism is a unique hatred * TOI's Amanda Borschel-Dan dives deep into Pilgrims' Path

As they excavate 2,000-year-old Stepped Street under thriving Arab neighborhood, careful to avoid collapsing the homes above, are archaeologists bending, or recreating, the rules?

Egyptian Antiquities Ministry says sarcophagi discovered in Luxor are one of the 'biggest and most important' finds in recent years

Near Israel's newest city Harish, site of ancient Ein Asur offers unprecedented window into complex culture of a booming, cosmopolitan settlement

Prof. Jodi Magness busts myths and asks unanswerable questions in new book about Masada -- the site of the largest Jewish wholesale self-slaughter that maybe never was

Breakthrough Hebrew University methodology studies ancient DNA's expression to determine physical characteristics of our extinct prehistoric relatives

Advances in copper mining in southern Israel's Arava Valley in 11th century BCE, after infusion of Egyptian know-how, help explain emergence of Edomite kingdom, study finds