Artifact daubed with red pattern and trio of animals, considered advanced for its time, discovered near olive press in Yatir Forest The post Archaeologists in Negev unearth 1,200-year-old jug ...

A rare and impressive 1,200-year-old red-painted jar used for liquid storage, featuring camel decorations, was discovered during excavations led by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA ...

The camels were found in a state of decomposition with no shell casings at the site, indicating that they were not killed by gun fire. Four camels were found dead in an open area near Be'er Milka ...

A rare and impressive red-painted clay jug, approximately 1,200 years old and used for the storage of liquids, featuring camel decorations, was uncovered in excavations led by the Israel ...

Emil Aladejm, Israel Antiquities Authority “The depiction of two camels on the jug underscores their crucial role in land transport and the economy of the time,” explain researchers Oren ...

Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a 1,200-year-old clay jug adorned with camel decorations in an underground cave in southern Israel's Yatir Forest, the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA ...

A United Nations peace process has stalled since the Israel-Hamas war began in Gaza ... and to keep their camels confined. "If we release them, they may head towards the landmines and step on ...