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Jerusalem Was Destroyed Twice, in 586 B.C.E. and 70 C.E. New Archaeological Work at Mount Zion Reveals Evidence of Both Horrors, a New Theory for Nehemiah's Walls, Rare Weights From the First Temple Period – and a Magical Rib Bone

History may be written by the victors, but the world’s most influential text comes from antiquity’s biggest losers.

Core, Glasgow’s newest (and heaviest) music festival is a celebration of the diversity and power of noise.

In First Temple Times, Almost All the Region's Peoples Were Circumcised, Which Indicates That the Roots of the Practice Lie Deep in Prehistory.

An artifact found at the entrance to the passageway helped archaeologists date it to the Middle Bronze Age.

The Jewish house of worship was part of the ancient Greek city of Phanagoria.

Identity of the House of Worship From About 2,000 Years Ago Confirmed by Menorah Engravings and Inscriptions Calling It a ‘Synagogue’, Phanagoria Excavation Director Vladimir Kuznetsov Explains

Archaeologists uncover ruins that shed light on early Jewish heritage in Hellenistic Bosporus

Essential to Jewish religious life, mikvehs can be found throughout Israel -- and some tell captivating tales of life millennia ago

I already miss Robbie Robertson of the Band. Ah, but there is one song....