Khirbet Qeiyafa, the Biblical Tradition and King David
Author and excavation director Yosef Garfinkel summarizes the remarkable findings and implications from his excavation of an ancient early 10th century fortified city in Israel.
Adapting PlanGrid to Archaeology
A Field Report of the Tel Burna Archaeological Project’s Digital Recording System
The Lost Cities of Ethiopia
Archaeologists and scholars crack the code of the historic Fra Mauro map to find long lost medieval cities in Ethiopia.
Canaanites and Israelites at Tel ‘Eton, Israel
Archaeologists uncover what may have been an administrative center of ancient Judah.
Tel Burna: An Ancient Judean Stronghold
Archaeologists are uncovering evidence of a fortified settlement in the borderland between the kingdoms of ancient Judah and the Philistines.
The Legionary Base of the Roman Sixth Ferrata Legion at Legio, Israel
Remains of walls, barracks and artifacts testify to a major 2nd-3rd century CE Roman military presence near ancient Megiddo, Israel.
A Field Report: Preclassic Xnoha
Excavations in 2014 by the Maya Research Program at the ancient Maya site of Xno'ha uncovered Late Preclassic period finds.
The Early Humans of Cueva Negra
A 800,000-year-old site with human and Palaeolithic remains in Spain
The Neanderthals of Sima de las Palomas
Neanderthal burials from 50,000 years ago in Spain
Unearthing the City of Agamemnon
The Survey and Excavation of the Lower Town of Mycenae
