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From the blog of Bethsheba Ashe at The Times of Israel

Opinion: Discovery of “cursed tablet” is warning to antisemites

Researchers recently claimed a groundbreaking find in biblical archaeology: the oldest Israelite inscription, dating from the 13th century B.C.E. In addition to doubts about whether it’s ‘kosher,’ the manner in which it was obtained in the West Bank is also arousing suspicion

Since announcing the discovery of an ancient Hebrew curse tablet, questions have emerged...

Biblical, archaeological and historical articles and media that focus upon Israel in the period of the Judges, circa 1400 – 1051 B.C.

During excavations at the West Bank, researchers uncovered a tablet only slightly larger than a postage stamp, with an ancient text that called on God to curse a person who breaks their word. While the study has not been peer-reviewed yet, the researchers believe that the tablet is 3200 years old, making it the oldest

Researchers recently claimed a groundbreaking find in biblical archaeology: the oldest Israelite inscription, dating from the 13th century B.C.E. In addition to doubts about whether it’s ‘kosher,’ the manner in which it was obtained in the West Bank is also arousing suspicion

“It’s at the right place, at the right time, and has the right stuff.”

KATY, TX - Katy Archaeologists bring Israel to Texas with new exhibit called “Joshua, Judges and Jesus," open through the end of 2022.

An ancient tablet discovered near the Palestinian city of Nablus may contain the earliest known mention of God’s name, Yahweh.