History & Archeology
Dr. Milka Levy-Rubin of the National Library of Israel reveals Jerusalem’s transformations as they were seen by pilgrims, researchers, and explorers.
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The correspondence from the First Temple period discovered on side of well-studied artifact at The Israel Museum, Tel Aviv University researchers say
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3,000-YEAR-OLD Old donkey dung provide insight into complexity of Iron age copper production at Timna Valley
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How were the pyramids built? Since humans at the time of the pyramids, thousands of years ago, could not establish such engineering operations, they...
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A lengthy personal letter written by the most famous Jew of the 20th Century Albert Einstein and enhanced with hand drawings sold tonight...
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A rare “protective” passport signed by Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg and used to transport Hungarian Jewish refugees into Sweden during Holocaust, World War...
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The buried coins were revealed by Israel Antiquities Authority beneath the ruins of a building that apparently served Christian pilgrims.
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One of just three of the Schindler’s list known to still exist, and the only one to have come on to the...
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Magazine: Quite a few Jewish communities found their place in the china over the years. A new exhibition at Bar-Ilan University documents historical ties.
History & Archeology
The Earth's magnetic field that emanates from the planet's deep interior out into space, existed 3.5 billion years, but is still enigmatic in physics.