A burned scroll lay unread for decades. Discover how virtual unwrapping revealed Leviticus—and why scholars are still debating a few tiny letters.

Explore the tomb linked to Philip at Hierapolis, the ancient pilgrimage sanctuary, and why identifying the apostle requires careful historical work.

Two stone bases. The wooden pillars they once carried are gone, but their position still invites a striking question: what did a Philistine temple actually look like? At Tell Qasile, archaeology gives that question a physical setting—and offers readers of Judges a fresh way to picture the world behind the text. The temple complex at Tell Qasile, preserved at the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv. Photo: Talmoryair / Wikimedia Commons, public domain. A Harbor from the Era of Jud

A newly reported Ramesside-era commander’s tomb in Egypt’s Wadi Tumilat reveals the machinery of the eastern frontier—and the limits of Exodus archaeology.

Discover how the 2,000-year-old Jesus Boat was found in the Sea of Galilee, rescued from the mud, and preserved as a window into the world of the Gospels.

A new scholarly review explores Ketef Hinnom’s silver amulets as objects carried on the body, offering a fresh angle on their ancient use.

New Qumran studies revisit Enoch manuscripts, an expert essay examines scroll discovery stories, and Tel Shiqmona reveals seasonal work in ancient Israel.

New finds from El-Araj’s 2026 excavation season strengthen its identification as biblical Bethsaida, while leaving an important scholarly debate unresolved.

Curiosity, doubt, or hope - these are normal emotions for the truth behind the Durupinar formation. Could it be the site of Noah's Ark? Scientists will hopefully soon be able to reveal it's reality.

Two developments reported in September 2026 offer unusually vivid glimpses into Jewish life and Roman administration in ancient Judea. One comes from a newly excavated settlement on the edge of the northern Negev. The other comes from a fresh reading of a tiny inscription found decades ago at Herodium. A Previously Unknown Jewish Settlement Near Kiryat Gat. The Israel Antiquities Authority has announced the discovery of a Second Temple–period Jewish settlement in Carmei Gat,

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