Radar Built to Find Military Tunnels Tests Turkey’s Noah’s Ark-Shaped Formation
A radar built to find military tunnels and buried objects is now testing what lies beneath Turkey’s Noah’s Ark-shaped Durupınar Formation. Its first survey identified…
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A Unique 1,500-Year-Old Vessel Depicting Daniel’s Four Beasts Discovered at Pisidian Antioch
A 1,500-year-old liturgical vessel discovered at Pisidian Antioch carries a scene that archaeologists say has no known parallel in Christian art: Daniel shown together with…
2,700-Year-Old Seal from Southern Israel Reveals Astral Symbols in Iron Age Judah
A small stone seal found at ancient Yavne in southern Israel is giving archaeologists a closer look at the religious and symbolic world of Iron…
2,700-Year-Old Cult Stone Found in Assyrian-Destroyed Mansion Reopens Debate over Hezekiah’s Reform
A massive 2,700-year-old cult stone found inside an Assyrian-destroyed mansion at Tel ‘Eton is adding new weight to the debate over Hezekiah’s Reform, while also…
Mount Ararat Between Scripture, Identity, and Scholarship: Why the Ark Debate Still Matters
Few mountains carry as much symbolic weight as Mount Ararat. It stands inside modern Türkiye, dominates the skyline of Armenia’s capital, and appears—directly or indirectly—in…
A Byzantine Glass Cameo Unearthed in Britain Reveals the Global Reach of Medieval Pilgrimage
Archaeologists from Oxford Cotswold Archaeology have uncovered a small yet extraordinary Byzantine glass cameo depicting the Crucifixion of Christ, offering a rare glimpse into how…
1,500-Year-Old Synagogue Unearthed Beneath Abandoned Syrian Village in the Golan Heights
Archaeologists from the University of Haifa and Kinneret College have uncovered the remains of a 1,500-year-old synagogue hidden beneath the deserted Syrian village of Yehudiya…
Bronze Medallions of Pope Paul II Unearthed in Rome
Rome’s Piazza Venezia has once again revealed a piece of hidden history. During excavations for a new Metro station in the city’s historic heart, archaeologists…
Wildfire Exposes Ancient Structures at Probable Site of Biblical Bethsaida
A late-July wildfire along the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee has unexpectedly unveiled what archaeologists believe could be the long-lost biblical village of…