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Archaeologists Find Cemetery Possibly Linked to the Ancient Israelites - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists Find Cemetery Possibly Linked to the Ancient Israelites - Archaeology

The Burial Ground at Horvat Tevet in the Jezreel Valley Is a Rare Find From the Very End of the Canaanite City-states and the Birth of the Biblical Kingdom of Israel More Than 3,000 Years Ago, Archaeologists Say

Rare Phoenician Jewel Found in Jerusalem. But Is It Linked to King Solomon? - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Rare Phoenician Jewel Found in Jerusalem. But Is It Linked to King Solomon? - Archaeology

Conservative Scholars Claim Gold Earring Proves Biblical Story of Phoenician Presence at Solomon's Court. But the Dating Is All Wrong, and the Jewel May Have Been Traded, Skeptics Respond

Israel is flooding Gaza's tunnel network: scientists assess the risks - Vimarsana News

Israel is flooding Gaza's tunnel network: scientists assess the risks

The plan to target Hamas involves filling parts of a 500-kilometre-long network of underground tunnels. Researchers warn this could affect Gaza’s water supplies. The plan to target Hamas involves filling parts of a 500-kilometre-long network of underground tunnels. Researchers warn this could affect Gaza’s water supplies.

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Russian supplies of vegetables and fruits from Israel are under threat - Vimarsana News

Russian supplies of vegetables and fruits from Israel are under threat

Russian supplies of vegetables and fruits from Israel are under threat

Agriculture, aridification, answers: UA commission offers recommendations for drying climate - Vimarsana News

Agriculture, aridification, answers: UA commission offers recommendations for drying climate

Amidst growing concerns over a drying climate, a group of experts across a variety of disciplines at the University of Arizona came together to identify potential solutions for food and economic insecurity.