Ancient Stone Vessel Factory Found in Jerusalem After Antiquities Theft Bust
Ancient stone vessel factory discovered in Jerusalem after an antiquities theft bust reveals a significant 2,000-year-old Second Temple site.
Friday, 27 February 2026
Israel Antiquities Authority
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1,800-Year-Old Artifact on Display as Knesset Celebrates 60 Years
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Antiquities Robbers Arrested After Damaging Roman-Period Cave in Galilee
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Ancient Menorah Pendant Challenges Assumptions About Jewish Life in Byzantine Jerusalem
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Rare Clay Jug Found in Israel Highlights Camels’ Role in Abbasid Trade
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Discovery of 2,500-Year-Old Negev Burial Site Sheds Light on Ancient Trade Routes
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