A large 4th-century AD winepress has been discovered and excavated in the Ramat Negev region.
The IAA has posted a 1-minute video in Hebrew.
A new study argues that everything we knew about the origin of the Philistines is wrong.
The Times of Israel reviews discoveries made in excavations at Magdala, with an eye on priestly inhabitants.
A new DNA study indicates that the modern-day Lebanese people are descended from people who
lived in the area 4,000 years ago.
Wayne Stiles reflects on a lesson Jesus taught when he walked on the Sea of Galilee.
The Tempe Mount Sifting Project has begun a video series that tours the Temple Mount, beginning with Solomon’s Stables, including footage of the destruction in 1999.
Steven Ortiz is on The Book and the Spade discussing the 10th season of excavations at Gezer.
On the 75th anniversary of his death, Sir Flinders Petrie is profiled in The National, with the focus on his support of eugenics.
The inaugural issue of Archaeology and Text is now online.
The Tell es-Safi (Gath) team got real creative for their season-end group photo.
HT: Joseph Lauer, Agade, Charles Savelle
