Israel Archaeology

Excavations at Jerusalem Uncover Architectural Objects from the First Temple Period

Israel Archaeology | by | Volume 27, Issue 1 | January – February 2021

Excavations at the Armon Hanatziv promenade to the south of Jerusalem have uncovered architectural objects from the First Temple period (1000-586BC).1 Among the finds are various decorative items from window frames and complete limestone capitals that would have topped stone columns and balustrades….

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The Powerful Kingdom of Geshur; and an Ancient Biblical Scroll Virtually Unwrapped

Israel Archaeology | by | Volume 23, Issue 1 | January – February 2017

Situated to the east of the Jordan River and to the north of Israel, the kingdom of Geshur was in the region of Mount Herman, Maachah and Bashan (Josh 12:5). Although the territory was designated as a possession of Manasseh, when Israel entered the land under Joshua the Geshurites were not expelled,…

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