For the first time in Jerusalem: an Assyrian inscription from the First Temple period was discovered

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General | 5 December 2024

Cleaning materials from ancient times

While the aromas of soap and colorful bubbles swirl around you, we will go back in time and check which cleaning products were used by our ancestors in ancient times. A friendly warning before we begin: the smell is not great...

Archaeology | 4 September 2023

Crowfoot and Fitzgerald

Active in the PEF, they excavated inside the Tyropoeon Valley and uncovered a fortification wall which they considered to be the wall on the western side of the city of Jerusalem at the time of the First Temple

Archaeology | 6 September 2023

Dr. Doron Ben Ami

He specialized in the Iron Age, and came to manage the excavations of the Givati Parking Lot in 2007.

Archaeology | 5 December 2024

Private Toilet from the Days of the First Temple

The discovery, unearthed by the Israel Antiquities Authority in archaeological excavations near the Beit Shatz tourist complex at Armon Hanatziv in Jerusalem at the initiative of the City of David. Only about ten throne houses from the First Temple are recognized today in the archaeological find.