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Silver coins were used as money in Israel 3,600 years ago - study

The new findings by Israeli archeologists precede by 500 years what was thought to be the use of such coins.

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalTel gezerJudean hillsHa afonGaza stripNaama yahlom mackTzilla eshelAyelet gilboaParks authorityRottenstreich foundationTel gezer national park of the natureGerda henkel foundationRockefeller museumHebrew university of jerusalem

Lead ingots on ship that sank off Canaan 3,200 years ago came from far, far away

Ore from Sardinia was transformed into ingots with Cypro-Minoan markings and then shipped everywhere. This boat didn’t make it

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHala sultan tekkeNile deltaEgypt generalHa afonTurkey generalNaama yahalom mackGary toddEhud galiliAssaf yasur landauKing solomonHebrew university of jerusalemNeues museumZinman institute of archaeology

New analysis of 3,200-year-old lead ingots sinks theories about Bronze Age trade

Interdisciplinary study shows a much more central role for 'passive' copper-rich nation Cyprus, which was able to pivot during fall of empires in 1200 BCE

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHebrew universityNaama yahalom mackEhud galiliUniversity of haifa institute for maritimeAvshalom karasik israel antiquities authorityHebrew university of jerusalemHebrew university institute of archaelogyBronze ageArchaeological scienceLate bronze ageDaily editionbyIsrael antiquities authorityYigal erel

Lead ingots on ship that sank off Canaan 3,200 years ago came from far, far away

Ore from Sardinia was transformed into ingots with Cypro-Minoan markings and then shipped everywhere. This boat didn’t make it

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHala sultan tekkeNile deltaEgypt generalHa afonTurkey generalNaama yahalom mackGary toddEhud galiliAssaf yasur landauKing solomonHebrew university of jerusalemNeues museumZinman institute of archaeology

3,500-year-old ingots unearthed in Caesarea reveal Bronze Age mystery

Isotope analysis of artifacts fished out of historical port, points to active trade ties between the two distant populations as part of a vast commercial network in the eastern Mediterranean

Mediterranean seaOceans generalHebrew universityNaama yahalom mackEhud galiliAssaf yasur landauHaifa universityIsrael antiquities authorityInstitute of archeologyLate bronze ageBronze ageArcheological scienceYigal erelEarth sciencesLate bronzeTel aviv

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