Tag: israeli archaeology
The disappearance of the elephant caused the rise of modern man
Dietary change led to the appearance of modern humans in the Middle East 400,000 years ago, say TAU researchers Elephants have long been known to be part of the Homo erectus diet. But the significance of this specific food source, in relation to both the survival of Homo erectus and the evolution of modern humans, has never been understood, until now.
Seaside Fortress Was a Final Stronghold of Early Islamic Power
Harbor at the multi-period site of Yavneh-Yam was a hub for hostage exchange.
Burial Box Connected With Caiaphas Of Bible Fame
The discovery of a box dating back two millennia could reveal location of the family of the high priest Caiaphas from biblical history.
Roman Sword and Scarbard And Inscribed Menorah Found Intact In Drain
Archaeological works on an ancient drainage channel by the Israel Antiques Authority have made remarkable discoveries that reveals new information about the destruction of the Second Temple.
A Rare Statue of Hercules was exposed at Horvat Tarbenet in the Jezreel Valley
Archaeologists from the Israeli Antiquities Authority have discovered a rare marble statue of Hercules whilst excavating the site of Horvat Tarbenet.