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“Finding a single sword is rare—so four? It’s a dream! We rubbed our eyes to believe it,” say the researchers.

Archaeologists have recently discovered four perfectly preserved Roman swords and several spears in a Bar Kokhba-era weapons cache inside a cave overlooking the Dead Sea.

Quest to use multispectral imaging on an ancient inscription on stalactite in remote cave near Ein Gedi has surprising side effect: The discovery of four Roman soldiers' swords

Six years into wide-scale Judean Desert cave survey operation, few Dead Sea Scrolls fragments are found. But the Land of Israel's historical picture is ever more in focus, says IAA

Archaeologists discovered four well-preserved Roman swords that were likely hidden in a cave in Israel during a revolt.

Distorted coverage of an archaeological find in Jerusalem casts doubt on the existence of the Jewish Temple.

Archaeologists recently unearthed two unique structures used for an unclear purpose during the First Temple period 2,800 years ago in Jerusalem’s Old City, the Israel Antiquities Authority said Wednesday.

(JNS) — Earlier this summer we saw multiple media outlets using various methods to attempt to separate Jews from their holiest site, the Temple

Archaeologists assume two canal systems found near Temple Mount and the City of David were used as part of a production facility.

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