SAM GORENSHTEN

As a follow up to my previous post discussing water projects around the City of David this post will discuss the Palace. The palace that...

In one of my previous posts I discussed the initial archaeological excavations by the British Captain Charles Warren. In today’s post we...

Announcing a breathtaking discovery… Chanced upon near a seal identified with King Hezekiah, a tiny clay piece may be the first-ever...

We have the opportunity to view some amazing archaeological findings in Jerusalem dated back to the 1st Holy Temple period. This Temple...

It is an already established fact that Jerusalem is built one stratum on top of the other and it is also known that everyday new findings...

Once again, I find myself repeating what I have told you multiple times: any place you dig in Israel, sooner or later, you’ll stumble on...

Is it by chance that Hanukkah and Christmas are celebrated so close to each other? Last year Christmas fell on the same day as the 1st...

I believe that I have already mentioned it thousands of times: we have a million more years of excavations in Jerusalem to uncover its...

Every archaeological dig is extremely exciting. Now imagine you are entering a time machine that takes you back about 2,000 years to the...

I have mentioned in the past that not one day goes by without a new archaeological discovery in Jerusalem. This reinforces the importance...