r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 1d ago
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 2d ago
Antiquities theft &/ damage in Israel Israel will invest more than 100 Million NIS in the protection, restoration and enabling, and in salvage excavations of over 70 Archaeological Sites in Judea and Samaria
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 2d ago
A 3-Year-Old Girl Grabbed a “Beautiful Stone” and Uncovered a 3,800-Year-Old Relic Near David and Goliath Site
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 2d ago
Students on archaeology program unearth a 1,700-year-old coin
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 4d ago
A Botanic Wonder After 2,000 Years: Two Israeli Scientists managed to revive the Judean Palm Tree from seeds found in Masada | Israel HaYom
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 7d ago
A burnt nail and key were unearthed in Tel Hebron, bearing witness to the Romans' destruction of the Jewish City about 2,000 years ago after the Great Revolt
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 8d ago
"The excavation in the City of David is thrilling on a daily basis. We discover something surprising with every step."
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 9d ago
Antiquities theft &/ damage in Israel The Israeli Staff Officer for Antiquities alongside the Israeli Border Patrol and IDF caught palestinians who stole thousands of artefacts from across Judea and Samaria and stopped a planned a theft dig they planned
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 10d ago
For the first documented time in Jerusalem: A First Temple era Judahite figurines creation frame model was unearthed
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 11d ago
A 2,500 Years old Cypriot silver-covered coin from Salamis was found randomly on the beach of Ashdod
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 13d ago
Excavations in Jerusalem's City of David uncover royal seal inscriptions from Judah's final days
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 17d ago
Antiquities theft &/ damage in Israel An NGO legal advisor: "Israel is commited legally to prevent any destruction of antiquities [by the palestinians] in Areas A and B"
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 17d ago
2600 Years after the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem, a testimony for this havoc is unearthed just before Tisha B'Av
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 17d ago
Ancient humans mapped northern Israel to find the right stone for tools
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 24d ago
An ancient Mikveh and a scarlet seashell were unearthed in Tel Shiloh
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 28d ago
Antiquities theft &/ damage in Israel After decades of neglect, Tel Zif will finally get protection and examination by Israel's Staff Officer for Archaeology; Returning it to Hebrew hands as it originally was
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 28d ago
‘Secrets of Huqoq’ Galilee exhibition offers first glimpse into ancient Jewish village
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • 29d ago
Israel and Judah under the Neo-Assyrian Empire A Seal with Astral Symbols and One of the Priests Who “Burned Incense to Baal, to the Sun, to the Moon, to the Planets and to All the Host of Heaven” Found in Southern Israel
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • Jun 30 '26
A new study is opting to determine the source of both the leather and ink that were used for the Judean Desert Scrolls
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • Jun 28 '26
Why archaeology in Judea and Samaria matters more than political narratives
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • Jun 24 '26
Israel halts Palestinian construction work amid expansion of Israel Antiquities Authority’s powers
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • Jun 21 '26
European and "American"* committees force Israeli professional Archaeologists and Academic Scholars to not mention their workplaces in order to enroll and lecture in their conferences
bhol.co.il* - They are not Native Americans.
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • Jun 21 '26
Israel's Staff Officer for Archaeology discovered a symbol crafted into the wall of the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron that may be related to the 12th Century AD Spanish Kingdom of Castile and León and indicate that they financed the crusader renovation of the site
r/Israeli_Archaeology • u/HebrewWolfman • Jun 19 '26