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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 567

Joe Uziel

IAA archaeologist Dr. Joe Uziel (left) in a home destroyed by Hamas during its murderous rampage on October 7, 2023, sifting through the rubble in search of human remains. (Shai Halevi/Israel Antiquities Authority)
November 17, 2023, 9:02 am
What Matters Now to Dr. Joe Uziel: ID’ing Oct. 7 victims via forensic archaeology
Head of Israel Antiquities Authority’s Dead Sea Scroll unit uses CSI techniques honed at destruction sites from thousands of years ago to find microscopic remnants of the massacred
By Amanda Borschel-Dan
From left: Prof. Jodi Magness (George Duffield © J3D US LP); Ashes from the 586 BCE destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians at the excavation site in the City of David Park in Jerusalem. (Shai Halevi/Israel Antiquities Authority); Dr. Joe Uziel (courtesy Israel Antiquities Authority)
June 15, 2022, 4:13 pm
DON’T MISS, TONIGHT: Hi-tech archaeology reveals ancient Jerusalem’s destructions
On July 6, join us for 2nd in ToI@10 series: Archaeologists Jodi Magness and Joe Uziel in conversation with ToI’s Amanda Borschel-Dan at Jerusalem’s Begin Center — plus live music!
By ToI Staff
Remains of tools discovered in Jerusalem's City of David within a layer of destruction from the 8th century BCE, which coincided with a massive earthquake mentioned in the Bible. The tools were likely shattered during the quake. (Eliyahu Yanai/ City of David)
August 4, 2021, 2:34 pm
Archaeologists unearth 1st Jerusalem evidence of quake from Bible’s Book of Amos
8th century BCE tremblors recorded by biblical prophet get new proof from current excavations in the City of David; scholars hope it will help them crack the city’s timeline
By Amanda Borschel-Dan
ToI Archaeology editor Amanda Borschel-Dan (left) in conversation with Israel Antiquities Authority's Joe Uziel about the physical evidence of the two major destructions of ancient Jerusalem. (screenshot)
July 30, 2020, 4:02 pm
WATCH: Physical proof of twice razed and rebuilt ancient Jerusalem explained
For Tisha B’av, Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologist Joe Uziel presents how new scientific techniques are changing what we know today about the two major destructions
By ToI Staff
Archaeologist Joe Uziel cleans the newly uncovered Western Wall courses, located under Wilson's Arch in the Jerusalem Old City, October 2017. (Yaniv Berman/Israel Antiquities Authority)
July 28, 2020, 1:49 pm
For Tisha B’Av, learn about the archaeological proof of Jerusalem’s destructions
Access Wednesday’s Behind the Headlines webinar by becoming a ToI Community member today
By ToI Staff
Archaeologist Joe Uziel cleans the newly uncovered Western Wall courses, located under Wilson's Arch in the Jerusalem Old City, October 2017. (Yaniv Berman/Israel Antiquities Authority)
June 3, 2020, 9:00 pm
Scientists ‘set the clock’ for ancient Jerusalem, prove who built Temple bridge
New cutting-edge C14 method provides ‘extreme accuracy’ in placing monumental structures in precise historical setting; shows Wilson’s Arch begun in Herod’s time, built in 2 phases
By Amanda Borschel-Dan
A 1951 image of the Hebrew University's Prof. Eleazar Sukenik with one of the Dead Sea Scrolls. (Department of Archaeology, the Hebrew University, Jerusalem - National Library of Israel, Schwadron collection)
April 19, 2018, 7:50 am
ToI asks the experts: What are the most important finds of Israeli archaeology?
From Dead Sea Scrolls to space-age tech, the dramatic history of the ever-developing field is indelibly entwined with that of the nation itself
By Amanda Borschel-Dan
Joe Uziel, co-director of an Israel Antiques Authority excavation, sitting atop the stepped structure from the Second Temple period in Jerusalem. (Shai Halevy/ Israel Antiquities Authority)
August 31, 2015, 5:27 pm
Unique Second Temple-era podium has Jerusalem archaeologists puzzled
Researchers believe pyramid of stone blocks newly uncovered on Second Temple-era street may have been a public stage
By Stuart Winer
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