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Joe Uziel
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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