Archaeologists have discovered engravings of ships and animals on the walls of a Roman-era cistern in Beersheba.
Rami Arav provides a summary of the 2018 excavation of et-Tell (aka Bethsaida). He believes that in the 11th–10th centuries, the site was a “full-fledged urban center, most probably the site of the king of the Geshurites.”
A new era has begun at Gath (Tell es-Safi) with the covering over of excavation areas that will not be conserved for visitors.
The new excavation at Kiriath Jearim and the family providing the financial backing are profiled by the Jewish News of Northern California.
Wayne Stiles recently visited the Gezer boundary inscriptions and he wonders how long it will be before they are no longer legible.
Aviv and Shmuel Bar-Am describe several sites of interest east of Jerusalem, including the Good Samaritan Museum and Ein Fawwar.
Israel’s Good Name shares his experience in volunteering for the Tel Dor excavation.
Israel set a new record with nearly half a million tourists in October.
The Israelite Samaritans Project is a new research venture of Yeshiva University.
Have you seen Carta’s new map bank? Individual digital maps of the biblical world are available for purchase.
HT: Agade, Joseph Lauer, Explorator, Charles Savelle, Ted Weis, Paleojudaica
