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גוש מטילי הנחושת שאותר על ידי החוקרים בעומאן
Archaeologists uncover 4,300-year-old copper ingots in Oman
An extremely rare find: Researchers believe the copper ingots were left there accidentally, when residents abandoned the settlement. At that time, copper was considered a desirable commodity since tools and other objects were made from it
Yogev Israely | 06.06.23
צמידי הכסף של המלכה הטפרס הראשונה
Silver bracelets uncovered in Egyptian queen’s tomb reveal ancient trading network
Researchers say new finding demonstrates for the first time the potential geographic extent of the trade networks that Egypt utilized during the ancient and early kingdom
Yogev Israeli | 06.04.23
המקום בו נמצא החומר המבושם מהתקופה הרומית
Scientists reveal what Roman Empire smelled like
Experts say precious quartz vessel found in Roman mausoleum in Spain remained airtight for centuries, allowing for researchers to study it and find out how the Romans used to smell like
Yogev Israely | 05.30.23
Coffin lids undergo CT
Ancient Egyptian coffin lids undergo probes in CT scan
Israel Museum collaborates with Shaare Zedek Medical Center to CT scan 2,000-year-old Egyptian coffin lids; Examination uncovers intricate details and reveals the craftsmanship of ancient artisans, providing valuable insights for ongoing research
TPS | 05.21.23
Roman-era capital found off the cost of Israel
Ancient architectural treasures found off the coast of Israel
Ship carrying marble columns and capitals likely destined for an elaborate public building like a temple or a theatre, found by swimmer; IAA says 1st such find of its kind in the Eastern Med
Yogev Israeli | 05.15.23
הגולגולת של הרופא, כחלק ממצאי החפירות בסמוך לעיר יאסברן שבהונגריה
Archeologists find ancient tools of Roman doctor far from home
Researchers in Hungary excavate tools including needles, forceps, scalpels and bone saws alongside the skeletal remains of a Roman-era doctor who traveled outside the Roman realm
Yogev Israely | 05.08.23
תמונת מזל"ט עדכנית (2022) המציגה נזק למבנים ארכיאולוגיים בנמל העתיק של אפולוניה (מזרח לוב) שנגרם משחיקת החוף
An unearthly crisis: Libya's archaeological treasures could be swallowed up by the sea
Parts of the North African nation's historical coastline are fast eroded by the elements, which threatens to gradually gnaw at and eventually submerge these important landmarks over the next two decades
Yogev Israely | 04.21.23
פסלו של רעמסס השני בלוקסור שבמצרים
Who was Passover's mysterious Pharaoh?
Everybody who ever celebrated Passover is aware of the pharaoh that labored and enslaved the Jewish people in Egypt, but how come the famous tales never call him by his name?
Matan Shor | 04.08.23
התכשיטים שהתגלו
Ancient treasure uncovered in Roman-era tomb dazzles Jerusalem
Treasure found buried with young girls in a tomb uncovered in the 1970s but only recently studied is consistant with practices of the times, believing they would provide protection in the afterlife
Yaron Drukman | 04.03.23
Dr. Yael Abadi-Reiss with the hook
Archeologists discover 6,000-year-old fishing hook in central Israel
Experts believe that ancient artifact could be one of the oldest fishing hooks ever found and say it was used to catch big fish like sharks and tuna
Ynet | 03.29.23
הפריטים נשדדו מקברים עתיקים
Ancient artifact discovered during police drug raid
An Antiquities Authority official, dates the jars, jugs, and bowls to the early and middle Bronze Age, about 3,500 years ago but says he is saddened by the artifacts taken away from their archeological context, likely in burial caves that were robbed, nearby
Ynet | 03.28.23
האבן ועליה התבליט מהמאה ה-3
Israeli students discover 3rd century mural in Golan Heights
While touring an archeological dig site as part of their course work, two Kinneret College students locate well-preserved mural of a lioness, carry it to safety to prevent theft and report discovery to Antiquities Authority
Ynet | 03.12.23
Davidson Archeological Park
Earliest likeness of menorah at Davidson center in re-opened archeological park
Exhibits include first-ever publicly displayed artifacts including a coin from the time of the last Hasmonean king, created 107 years before the destruction of the Second Temple and oldest known inscriptions bearing Jerusalem’s ancient Hebrew name, 'yršlm'
Gilad Cohen | 03.06.23
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