Controversy about where to bury Jesus
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem is just one of many places believed to be the final resting place of Jesus next to many other graves in India and Japan.
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The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem is just one of many places believed to be the final resting place of Jesus next to many other graves in India and Japan.
Conservation workers at the Holy Sepulcher Church in Jerusalem claim they have discovered a limestone bed that Jesus was laid on to be buried.
Not only two girls, archaeologists were not surprised when they found rare coins.
American archaeologists found a gold coin engraved with a Roman emperor beneath the ruins of a noble mansion in Jerusalem.
Items associated with the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, are almost nonexistent, except for the grave that is said to be her burial place in Jersusalem.
Neshama Spielman, a Jerusalem girl who unearthed the pendant of Egyptian pendant pharaoh in an archaeological dig at 8 years old.
The Times of Israel newspaper said the archaeological group had discovered a city and a tower that could be a clue to
The Independent on 5.8 reported that archaeologists from Bar-Illan University (Israel) have found the gate to the city of Gath, the home of the giant warrior Goliath onc…
A ritual bath has a lifespan of up to 2,000 years and a new cryptographic message was discovered in Jerusalem (Israel) while archaeologists are conducting a routine surv…
Recently, archaeologists have discovered something new in the tomb of Jesus in Jerusalem. The results reveal that Jesus once had a wife and a son named Judah.
It was the claim of archaeologists, who found parts hidden in the castle of Herod king in Jerusalem.
The Israeli Antiquities Administration announced that it had unearthed an extremely rare lead seal, dating from the famous Crusader period in history.
Israeli archaeologists recently discovered traces of houses and many household belongings belonging to an ancient village 2,300 years ago.
This Roman castle is located in the city of David - where people lived for about 6,000 years.
The Israeli archaeologist stumbled upon a treasure chest filled with gold coins near the Mount temple of Jerusalem.