HaaretzBridges A Bridge Too Far? Reconstructed Ottoman Structure in Israel Raises Hackles Over Politicization of Archaeology haaretz.com - Moshe Gilad A new stone bridge, 90 meters (295 feet) long, stretches above Nahal Taninim near the mouth of the river. It has four large arches, and pedestrians …
HaaretzHistory The Utah Monolith Has an Ancient History haaretz.com - Gideon Avni Lately we were apprised of an odd phenomenon that occurred almost simultaneously in a number of places: the mysterious appearance of shiny metal …
HaaretzPigs Archaeologists Find Oldest Picture in the World. It’s a Pig haaretz.com - Ruth Schuster A painting of a warty pig found in a cave in Indonesia is at least 45,500 years old, making it the earliest known figurative cave art in the world, …
HaaretzBible Scholars Have Been Vastly Mistaken in Filling the Holes in Our History haaretz.com - Ruth Schuster Ancient manuscripts thrill for the peep they give us into life and beliefs thousands of years ago. Roughly speaking, at least. Many scriveners of …
HaaretzPollen Archaeologists Discover King Herod Had a Bonsai Garden haaretz.com - Ariel David Herod the Great, as his posthumous title suggests, was a go-big-or-go-home kind of king. The first century B.C.E. ruler of Judea is remembered not …
