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Damascus, Athens ... are two of the most 'old' cities in the world, with a history of thousands of years, preserving many cultural and historical values.
Just visiting the holy land in Palestine, some visitors will suffer from strange psychiatric Jerusalem, making them agitated, hallucinating or paranoid.
William Varvel, an amateur art historian in Texas, says that after 12 years of research, he deciphered the secret behind the Mona Lisa's smile.
According to Live Science, in a series of experiments at the Jewish University of Jerusalem, more than 300 volunteer students were unconsciously exposed to words and mat…
A team of scientists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem has discovered a way to increase the scent of flowers and implant the scent in odorless flowers.
In 156 AD, the Spanish navigator led an expedition to the treasure island, and found that the aborigines on the island wore jewelry that gleamed with gold. They were ama…
An ancient limestone slab containing ancient Jewish texts was displayed in Jerusalem, while scholars continued to debate its content.
Scientists have deciphered the content of a Arabic script written on marble slabs found in walls in Tel Aviv, Israel.
In June 1011, the University of Jerusalem survey team under the leadership of American explorer halmebinquy came from Cuzco to search for a secret place that the rest of…
In 1982, the United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization recognized the Old City of Jerusalem as a world cultural heritage.
The 2,000-year-old stone was found at a location near the Jerusalem International Convention Center during an IAA excavation, before building a new road in the area.
Experts excavating a site in Jerusalem say they have found gates to the ancient city of Zer - a place mentioned in the New Testament.
The charm is made of clay, dating from the 9th or 10th century. On the charm there is a prayer in Arabic that experts say can be used to protect the owner named Kareem.
On January 1, Israeli archaeologists announced that a clay seal printed images and Jewish characters, believed to be of the ancient Jerusalem town, dates back to 2,700 y…
The altar that covers Jesus' grave is at risk of serious collapse due to an uncertain foundation.