Archaeologists Find Cemetery Possibly Linked to the Ancient Israelites - Archaeology

The Burial Ground at Horvat Tevet in the Jezreel Valley Is a Rare Find From the Very End of the Canaanite City-states and the Birth of the Biblical Kingdom of Israel More Than 3,000 Years Ago, Archaeologists Say

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