City of David

A stunning gold ring, set with a gem from the Second Temple period, has been discovered in the City of David.

A 2,000-year-old economic inscription was uncovered on the pilgrim's path in the City of David. Who was 'Shimon' mentioned in this ancient Hebrew inscription?

A unique pure gold bead, over 1,600 years old, was found along the Pilgrims' Path in the City of David: "It's these personal, everyday items that connect us, so intimately, to individuals from the past."

"Excavations in the City of David Never Cease to Amaze": Rare and Luxurious Ivory Plaques from the First Temple Era Discovered in the City of David.

An inscribed stone tablet from 3,500 years ago has been uncovered in the City of David, revealing tensions in ancient Jerusalem before the First Temple's destruction.

The stunning seal, originally used as a ring, is crafted from purple-hued amethyst. It showcases a bird alongside a branch, possibly depicting the elusive balsam plant used in Temple incense.

Recent archaeological digs in the City of David reveal signs of an earthquake mentioned in the Bible that shook Jerusalem 2,800 years ago.

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In a remarkable archaeological excavation at the City of David, the missing segment of Jerusalem's wall that faced the Babylonian siege 2,600 years ago has been uncovered.

Recent finds from the Givati Parking Lot dig in the City of David, dating to the Return to Zion period, suggest efforts to restore administrative systems despite Jerusalem's struggles post-First Temple destruction.

A rare object used for standardized volume measurement, recently discovered in excavations at the City of David, suggests we may have found the central market location of Second Temple era Jerusalem.

A rare seal impression, or bulla, bearing a Hebrew name from the Bible and dated to the 7th century BCE, emerged north of the City of David, near the Western Wall's foundations. This bulla describes the title 'over the house,' indicating a high-ranking official position in the Judean Kingdom.

The main street of Second Temple-era Jerusalem is unearthed in City of David. The celebration saw prominent attendees, including U.S. Ambassador David Friedman and special envoy Jason Greenblatt.

Archaeologists uncover ancient seals carrying Hebrew names in Jerusalem's City of David, revealing history's hidden narratives.

Occasionally, an archaeological discovery captivates the imagination of the public in Israel and the Western world, especially when linked to ancient biblical times.