Embora às vezes ofuscadas por barulhentos amadores e mídias sensacionalistas, importantes descobertas continuam sendo feitas, na Palestina, por arqueólogos profissionais quase semanalmente.
:: Beehives from the 10th or ninth century BC at Tel Rehov, in Israel’s Bet She’an Valley
:: A possible Egyptian fortress from before the time of the Exodus, buried beneath a seventh century BC Philistine village near the Gaza Strip
:: A quarry in Jerusalem that may have supplied massive stone blocks for the Second Temple, built in the first century BC
:: A wall, possibly from the Second Temple itself, found during repair work on top of Jerusalem’s Temple Mount
:: A huge city drain in Jerusalem dating from the time of the First Jewish Revolt in the first century AD.
A maior parte dos links são do blog de Todd Bolen, BiblePlaces Blog, onde, em geral, há belas fotos.
Via Explorator 10.23 – September 30, 2007
