Jerusalem, Jun 16 (EFE) . — Israeli archaeologists discovered 3,000yearold ceramics from the time of the biblical King David in a reservoir in the Valley of Elah, the Israel Antiquities ...

Dr. Eilat Mazar uncovered a clay seal in what she claimed served as the residential palace of Jewish kings from King David until the destruction of the First Temple, for a period of 450 years.

Biblical artifact described as 'Israel's most important archaeological find EVER' to go on display in US. READ MORE: Archaeologist says he found the kingdom of King David; By STACY LIBERATORE FOR ...

The "King David and King Solomon Discovered" exhibit will be on display through mid-January at the Armstrong Auditorium, 14400 S Bryant, Edmond. Hours are: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through ...

Archaeologists in Jerusalem claim to have uncovered two large buildings fit for a king -- Biblical King David, that is. But not all historians agree; one group even argues that King David was no ...

Israeli archaeologists unveiled Wednesday what may be the earliest fortified settlement in the Golan Heights, from the time of King David about 3,000 years ago, according to reports. The fortress ...

Many scholars dismiss David and Solomon as mythical figures, arguing that kingdoms didn’t exist in the region during the early Iron Age, when the events in the Bible supposedly took place. By a ...

King David-era fort found in Golan, ... that writes the history of the era and we return to a sort-of ‘pre-history’ in which we only have physical artifacts to base our assumptions upon.

The Temple Mount is the site where, according to the Bible, King David built the First Temple of the Jews around 1000 BC. ... which they then can date through comparisons with other artifacts. ...