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Another Arch Of Titus Uncovered At The Ruins Of Domitian's Circus Maximus In Rome, Boasting Of His Brother Titus' Famous Victory Over The Distraught Jews.
Another Arch Of Titus Uncovered At The Ruins Of Domitian's Circus Maximus In Rome, Boasting Of His Brother Titus' Famous Victory Over The Distraught Jews.
An Ancient Stone Block Was Discovered In The Mediterranean Sea At Tel Dor In Israel Which Revealed The Name Of The Roman Governor Of "Judea" as Gargilius Antiquus. The Stone Dates to Around 135 AD. Soon After the Name of Judea Was Changed By The Romans To Syria/Palestina.
Archaeologists Uncovered Another Portion Of The City Gate Of Ancient Lachish Destroyed By King Sennacherib of Assyria Who Made The Site His Headquarters In The Campaign Against Hezekiah, King Of Jerusalem.
A Palace Was Unearthed By Archaeologists At The Site Of Ancient Gezer With Philistine Remains, Dating Back 3,000 Years To The Time That King David Had Expelled The Philistines From Gezer.
Archaeologists Discover An Ancient Philistine Burial Site At The City of Ashkelon In Israel Dating Back To The Period Of David And The Kings.
Ancient Canaanite Fortress Dating Back To The Time Of Joshua And The Conquest Of Canaan Was Discovered, Among The Ruins Were Pottery, Bronze Weaponry, And A Large Wine Cellar.
Roman Era Hebrew Inscriptions Discovered On A Marble Stone At The Site Of Kursi Where It Was Believed That Jesus Cast The Demons Into A Herd Of Swine.
Rare Ancient Seal Excavated At The Temple Mount, Dating Back To The Time Of The Jebusites And King David. The Seal Belonged To A High Ranking Person From The First Temple Era.
Israeli Archaeologists Unearthed A Large Number Of Pottery Fragments Including A Ceramic Jar With The Biblical Name Of Eshbaal (Ishboseth) Inscribed In Ancient Canaanite Script. Although This Was Not Referring To The Biblical Ishboseth, Son Of King David, It Has Been Dated To The Same Time Period (10Th Century BC). The Valley Of Elah Where It Was Discovered Was The Location Of The Battle Between David And Goliath.
Ancient Bronze Mask With Long Ears and Goat Horns of the Greek God Pan Was Discovered At The Site Of Ancient Sussita, Which Is In The Golan Heights. The Mask Was Identified Immediately As Representing The God Pan And His Dual Nature, Half Goat and Half Human.
Ancient Canaanite Gold Ring Bearing The Name Of The Egyptian Pharaoh Seti ! Was Discovered In The Valley Of Jezreel In An Egyptian Coffin Dating Back Near To The Time Of Moses.
More 11 Ancient Burial Boxes (Ossuaries) With Elaborate Engravings Were Found In Jerusalem Dating Back To The Time Of Jesus and The Second Temple. There Were 4 People Arrested Who Were Suspected Of Stealing The Find.
Recent Excavations Uncovered Ancient Pottery, Lamps, And Figurines Including Part Of A Bowl With An Inscription Bearing A Hebrew Name Dating Back To The Time Of King Hezekiah.
Among The Byzantine Ruins At The Foothills Of Judaea Israeli Archaeologists Uncovered Ruins of What They Believe To Be The Palace Of King David Dating Back To The Tenth Century BC.
Israeli Archaeologists Discovered An Ancient Burned Clay Pitcher That Confirms The Destruction Of The Biblical Shiloh. Shiloh was An Important City In Biblical Times Because The Ark Of The Covenant Was Kept There And The Prophet Samuel Ministered There.
Cistern Discovered Near The Site Of The Ancient Temple In Jerusalem Bearing Three Clay Pots And An Oil Lamp Dating Back To The Time Of Paul The Apostle And The New Testament And The Destruction Of The Second Temple
Massive Herodian Quarry Discovered In North East Jerusalem While Building A Highway. The Site Dates Back To The Time Of Herod and The Second Temple And The Rock Cut Craters Would Suggest That The Quarry Would Have Been Used To Produce High Quality Limestone Blocks For The Temple And Other Public Buildings.
Ritual Immersion Bath Known As The Migveh From The First Century AD Was Discovered In Southwest Jerusalem Unearthed By Israeli Archaeologists. Wealthy Jews Living Near This Sector In The Time Of Jesus Would Have Had Access to Ceremonial Cleansing.
Archaeologists Discover A Concrete Slab Revealing The Exact Spot Of Julius Caesar's Assassination They Claim That After Taking Power Himself, Augustus Ordered The Structure Be Placed Exactly Over The Place Where The Attack Happened So As To Condemn The Slaying Of His Father And That The General And First Dictator Of The Bible Predicted Roman Empire Was Stabbed Right At The Bottom Of The Curia Of Pompey While He Was Presiding, Sitting On A Chair, Over A Meeting Of The Senator
Israeli Archaeologists Confirm the Authenticity Of A Bethlehem Seal Dating Back To 700 BC Excavated Outside Jerusalem's Old City. The Inscribed Hebrew Script Bears The Name Of "Bethlehem" Which Is The First Time The City Of Bethlehem Is Mentioned In Any Ancient Artifact Apart From Biblical Manuscripts, According To The Israel Antiquities Authority. Bethlehem Is Known In History As The Birthplace Of Jesus, And The City Where The Prophet Samuel Anointed David To Be King Over Israel 1000 Years Before Christ.
First Temple Period Seal Discovered Bearing This Inscription; "Lematanyahu Ben Ho?" which means: "Belonging to Matanyahu Ben Ho?" And This Seal Was Discovered At The Base Of The Walls Of The Temple Mount.
Ancient Phoenician Tombs Discovered Dating Back To The Time Of Alexander The Great of Macedon and Darius the Great of Persia, Both Mentioned In The Bible, Excavation Reveals The Existence Of The Biblical Phoenicians Who Flourished Above The Coast Of Ancient Israel.
More Hideouts Within A Labyrinth Of Jewish Rebel Caves Have Been Discovered In The Foothills Of Jerusalem. These Endless Tunnel Systems Were Used To Hide From Roman Legions During Two Jewish Revolts And Have Kept Israeli Archaeologists Busy For Decades.
More Hideouts Within A Labyrinth Of Jewish Rebel Caves Have Been Discovered In The Foothills Of Jerusalem. These Endless Tunnel Systems Were Used To Hide From Roman Legions During Two Jewish Revolts And Have Kept Israeli Archaeologists Busy For Decades.
Hundreds Of Limestone Blocks Used In A Temple Thousands Of Years Old Were Discovered At San El-Hagar or Tanis In The Egyptian Nile Delta. This Was The Same Location For The Raiders Of The Lost Ark Movie. The Inscriptions Were From The Time Of Osorkon II Who Was A Pharaoh Of The 22nd Dynasty of Ancient Egypt Who Ruled From 872?837 BC. During This Time Ahab And Jehoshaphat Were Kings In Israel And Judah.
Well Preserved 36 foot long Roman Ship Dating Back To The Time Of Imperial Rome Discovered by Archaeologists Near Ostia, A Harbor City of Ancient Rome.
Wall Paintings Uncovered At The West Bank In Israel Shed More Convincing Evidence Of The Tomb Of The Biblical King Herod, Who Was Famous For His Construction Of The Second Temple In Jerusalem.
18th Century BC Cuneiform Tablet Discovered At Tel Hazor In Israel That Is Similar To Hammurabi's Law Code. The Clay Tablet Was Written In Akkadian Cuneiform. Its Recorded Laws Are Similar to the Biblical "Eye For An Eye...Tooth For A Tooth"
Egyptian Archaeologists Uncover The Tomb of Queen Hatshepsut's Vizier (High Official) At Karnak. Queen Hatshepsut Ruled Upper and Lower Egypt During The Time Of The New Kingdom (18th Dynasty) 15th Century BC And Some Scholars Believe She Was The Princess Who Drew Moses From The Nile River.
A Team Of Israeli Archaeologists Discover A Wall Nearly 35 Feet Tall And 230 Feet Long In Israel From The Period Of King Solomon And The First Temple Confirming The Bible Verse In 1 Kings 3:1. Israeli Archaeologist Dr Eilat Mazar Said "This is the first time a structure has been found that could conform to descriptions of King Solomon's construction in Jerusalem."
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