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3,500-Year-Old Bracelet Found Near Tzfat 8/3/2010
Archaeologists in Israel are excited at their latest find: a bronze bracelet from 3,500 years ago, in southeast Tzfat in the Galilee. 
Shiloh, Israel's Capital for 400 Years, Being Uncovered 7/30/2010
As Israel's enemies attempt to deny the nation's connection to its homeland, archaeologists keep digging at the facts. 
Tablet Discovered Matches Code of Hammurabi 7/28/2010
For the first time in Israel, a document has been uncovered containing a law code that parallels portions of the Code of Hammurabi. 
Found: Ancient Egyptian City from Biblical Times 6/22/2010
Egypt announces that an ancient city from 3,500 years ago – at the height of the Jewish People’s enslavement there – has been discovered by radar. 
Has Noah's Ark Been Found on Turkish Mountaintop? 4/27/2010 A huge structure with wooden beams that were separated into a number of different compartments has been found. Carbon dating puts the find's age to be 4,800 years old. 
King Solomon's Wall Revealed in Jerusalem 2/22/2010
Archaeologists discover wall built by King Solomon and described in the Bible. It runs between the City of David and the Temple Mount. 
Ancient Jerusalem Waterway Revealed at Jaffa Gate 2/21/2010
The excavations inside the Old City at Jaffa Gate have turned up yet another fascinating revelation: A water canal leading to Solomon's Pools. 
Renovating David's Tomb 1/25/2010 King David's Tomb complex and Last Supper Room on Mount Zion are important religious, historical sites, which draw hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Despite this, site was neglected for many years, but has recently been restored. 
King David Era Pottery Shard Supports Biblical Narrative 1/8/2010
A breakthrough in the research of Hebrew Scriptures has shed new light on the Biblical period and contradicts theses of Biblical critics.
Pieces of Hanukka brought together 12/13/2009
It is an ancient royal communiqué that details the appointment of a new tax collector that precipitated the Maccabean Revolt in 167-164 BCE and the story of Hanukka.
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