According to the Bible, the “United Kingdom of Israel” existed from the 11th century BCE and was ruled by Saul, David, and David’s son Solomon. But the united kingdom divided into two ...

The Bible and pure science converge in a new archaeomagnetism study of a large public structure that was razed to the ground on Tisha B’Av 586 BCE during the Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem.

The map, replicated below, shows the approximate borders of the ancient Kingdoms of Judah (highlighted in green) and Israel (highlighted in yellow) in the year 982 BCE (Before the Common Era ...

Today: Archaeologists relied on chemical clues and techniques like FTIR spectroscopy and archaeomagnetic analysis to reconstruct the burning of Jerusalem by Babylonian forces around 586 BCE.

It started in the year 1000 BCE, when the Jebusite ... hydrological maps were often rebuffed, or the maps were said to be non-existent. "I think Jerusalem's geology and the geology of Israel ...

the Madaba Map is both a masterpiece of Byzantine design and a working map of Jerusalem and the sixth-century Middle East. A detail of the Madaba Map reveals how its makers imagined the world from ...

By connecting the dots on the map, there is now an almost continuous ... was constructed in the late 8th century or early 7th BCE, Israel Antiquities Authority excavation co-director Dr. Joe ...

It started in the year 1000 BCE, when the Jebusite ... hydrological maps were often rebuffed, or the maps were said to be non-existent. "I think Jerusalem's geology and the geology of Israel ...