HaaretzHorn of Africa Early Modern Human Tools Found in the Negev Support Theory of Exit From Africa via Arabia haaretz.com - Ruth Schuster A flint tool technology apparently unique to early modern humans has been found in the Negev desert, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced on …
HaaretzArchaeology Israeli Archaeologist Identifies Battlefield Where Crusaders Defeated Saladin haaretz.com - Ariel David An Israeli archaeologist believes he has pinpointed the site of the Battle of Arsuf, where the Christian forces of the Third Crusade, led by Richard …
HaaretzArchaeology Israeli Archaeologist Identifies Battlefield Where Crusaders Defeated Saladin haaretz.com - Ariel David An Israeli archaeologist believes he has pinpointed the site of the Battle of Arsuf, where the Christian forces of the Third Crusade, led by Richard …
HaaretzWine How Volcanoes and Plague Killed the Byzantine Wine Industry in Israel haaretz.com - Ariel David When you think of good wine, you think of the traditional vintages of France and Italy, or perhaps the bold, New-World flavors coming out of Chile …
HaaretzArchaeology Sixth-century Church Found by Circassian Village Near Mount Tabor haaretz.com - Ruth Schuster Move a rock in Israel, find an archaeological site. Now, ahead of building a playground for kiddies in the Circassian village of Kafr Kama, …
