Submerged Structure in Israel

Archaeologists have discovered a conical, man-made structure 70 meters across made of basalt boulders submerged about half a kilometer from shore in the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel that is of unknown origin, construction or purpose.

Evidence of Biblical Cult

Excavations in the ancient town of Khirbet Qeiyafa south of Jerusalem have uncovered shrines dating back some 3000 years to the time of King David, providing the earliest physical evidence of a biblical cult.

Unknown Carvings in Jerusalem

A set of newly discovered "V"-shaped carvings dating back at least 2800 years in the limestone floor of the City of David excavation site in eastern Jerusalem have experts stumped as to the use and purpose of the design.

Ancient Bell from Old Jerusalem

Archaeologists have discovered a small engraved gold bell (with clapper still included) in the ancient sewers beneath the Old City of Jerusalem, a rare find once used as clothing ornamentation on a wealthy resident 2000 years ago.

King Solomon's Wall Found

An ancient wall excavated in Jerusalem dates back to the tenth century B.C. and is believed to be the wall built by King Solomon, as referenced in the biblical book of I Kings, as part of a larger defensive complex including a gatehouse and guard tower.

Oldest Wall in Jerusalem

A massive ancient wall dating from 1700 B.C. has been uncovered in Jerusalem, the oldest such construction ever found in the city and the first fortification known from before the time of Herod.