This remarkable tablet is not only a vastly important historical artifact, but a tangible link to the beliefs that helped shape Western civilization.” ...

The marble slab, which dates to between 300 and 500 C.E., is the oldest-known stone tablet inscribed with the Commandments.

Scientists are going gaga over the earliest inscription declaring “Jesus is God,” claiming that this 1,800-year-old engraving could change our understanding of Christianity.

This ongoing process of discovery and reinterpretation underscores the dynamic nature of archaeology and our evolving ...

The earliest inscription declaring Jesus as God was discovered beneath the floor of an Israeli prison and is now on display ...

Thonis-Heracleion was once a bustling city at the mouth of the River Nile, serving as Egypt’s primary port for international ...

Shankill Bible Church Shankill Bible Church, Glenmaris ... night’s November lecture of the Rathmichael Historical Society’s ...

Archaeologists from Sapienza University of Rome have uncovered new insights into the origins of Jerusalem's Church of the ...

Alison Hugill interviews Palestinian-Danish artist Larissa Sansour about her solo exhibition at Amos Rex in Helsinki ...