Articles about Jerusalem archaeology

The mold used to produce the face of the female figurine, alongside the reconstruction produced from it.

Rare First Temple-period figurine mold discovered in Jerusalem Old City excavations

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Ancient ‘Pilgrimage Road’ ascending to Temple Mount now open to the public

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Gabriel Barkay at Ketef Hinnom, sitting on top of the cave where he discovered the silver plaques containing the priestly benediction from the Book of Numbers, December 25, 2009 Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Prof. Gabriel Barkay, renowned Jerusalem archeologist, founder of Temple Mount Sifting Project, has passed away at 81

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A Christian worshipper prays outside the closed gates of the Holy Sepulchre Church due to the covid-19 virus in the Old city of Jerusalem on April 04, 2020. The government ordered on a partial lockdown, in order to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. Photo by Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90

Excavations under Church of the Holy Sepulchre reveal evidence of ancient garden, supporting Gospel of John

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