As part of the Ofel excavations that began over a decade ago, a Sabaen inscription was deciphered on a clay urn, which contained remnants of incense, and was discovered less than 300 meters from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Researchers from the Hebrew University said that the inscription on the urn indicates a connection between the Israelite kingdom under the rule of King Solomon and the Kingdom of Sheba. Sabaen is an ancient language from the southern Arabian peninusla.

04 April 2023

Read more: Biblical Connection Between King Solomon & Queen Of Sheba Confirmed

Early Monday morning, several impressive gold items discovered more than 50 years ago in burial caves in Jerusalem, were made available for the first time to the public. The jewels found were made out of gold and were found in the graves of girls who lived in the city over 1,800 years ago. The jewelry will be presented for the first time as part of the 48th Israeli Archaeological Congress.

03 April 2023

Read more: Jewelry Gives Insight Into Roman Era Jerusalem After The Jewish Deportation

A newly excavated archaeological site that has been developed into a national park in Northern Israel is opening just in time for the Passover holiday, and even more appropriately, the upcoming Chiristan holiday of Easter. The site, which dates back to the time of the Maccabees, is rich with early Christian and subsequent Byzantinian structures and has direct connection to the Gospels.

30 March 2023

Read more: National Park Containing Ancient Christian City Finally Open To The Public

A 6,000-year-old copper fishing hook, one of the oldest known in the world, which was used to hunt sharks or very large fish, was discovered during excavations condicted by the Israeli Antiquities Authority ahead of the establishment of the new Agamim neighborhood in the coastal port city of Ashkelon. 

29 March 2023

Read more: 6000 Year Old Copper Fishing Hook Found In Coastal Israeli City

Caesarea, which was the number one site visited in Israel during 2022, continues to establish its position as one of the leading tourist destinations in the world. After being ranked as one of the 10 best tourist destinations by the New York Times, and among the 50 top recommended places to visit by the leading global tourism magazine, “Travel & Leisure”, the leading Italian tourism journalist organization “GIST” on Sunday named Caesarea the world's 'Best Foreign Archaeological And Cultural Tour Site'.

27 March 2023

Read more: Caesarea Named 'Best Archaeological Park' In The World